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Abstract

In summary on the subject, Pedro San Miguel identifies a "tragic" aspect in a certain historiographical tradition of the Dominican Republic, beginning with Antonio Sánchez Valverde at the end of the 18th century. From his position as a slave owner, he could not help but lament the succession of misfortunes that resulted in the Spanish colony of Santo Domingo being distinguished by its backwardness and the consequent frustration of its leading social sectors.


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historiography, Dominican Republic, colonization

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