- the
Unitarianists gained control for a
short period of time. The
Constitution of 1826
allowed for a
balance between the
ideas of the
Unitarianists and...
- The
party is one of the most
prominent centrist and the most
prominent unitarianist party in the
country as it
staunchly opposes federalism and devolution...
- Blas de
Videla Páez (c. 1785–28
march 1831) was an
Argentine soldier and
Unitarian politician. He was born into a
wealthy family of
merchants and landowners...
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Manuel Baigorria (1809–1875) was a
soldier who
fought in the
Argentine Civil Wars. Of
mixed origins, he
spent many
years living with the Ranqueles, an...
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Domingo Faustino Sarmiento (15
February 1811 – 11
September 1888) was
President of
Argentina from 1868 to 1874. He was a
member of a
group of intellectuals...
- José Mármol (1817 – 1871) was an
Argentine journalist, politician, librarian, and
writer of the
Romantic school. Born in
Buenos Aires, he
initially studied...
- and
influenced their thinking. They also
endorsed universalist and
Unitarianist ideas,
leading to
Unitarian Universalism, the idea that
there must be...
- José
Santiago Albarracín 1 (23 July 1800 - 20
April 1869 ) was an
Argentine soldier who
fought on the
Unitarian side in many
engagements in the Argentine...
- Juan
Pascual Pringles (May 17, 1795 –
March 10, 1831) was a
distinguished military leader in the
Spanish American wars of independence, with the rank of...
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Kampfgemeinschaft der Lohn- und
Gehaltsabgebauten 128 0.00 New 0 New
Unitarianist Union of
Germany 81 0.00 New 0 New Mieter- und Volks-Reichspartei 69...
