As an ambassador to Great Britain in 1810 he failed to win support for his cause, but was successful in persuading Francisco de Miranda to return home from exile.
As an ambassador to Great Britain in 1810 he failed to win support for his cause, but was successful in persuading Francisco de Miranda to return home from exile. He envisioned a system of government in the British image in his Letter From Jamaica (*), while his Cartagena Manifesto blamed the lack of a strong government for the fall of the First Republic of Venezuela. The first president of Gran Columbia, FTP, identify this revolutionary known as The Liberator, the namesake of a South American country.
As an ambassador to Great Britain in 1810 he failed to win support for his cause, but was successful in persuading Francisco de Miranda to return home from exile.
Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad {Bolívar} y Palacios