Talk:Manuel Piar

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A good effort/first pass. It just needs some grammar correction, as the original writer is clearly not a native english speaker.

Pazouzou 13:27, 3 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Another ‘Black Leyend’

The article needs alternate references because, thus far, it reads like yet another ‘black legend’... this time denouncing the tragedy of a mulatto against a Mantuan elite headed by a megalomaniac (i.e. Simon Bolivar), who ended up martyrizing him.

Current scholarship has debunked this interpretation and proven, after copious research, that Piar was not the victim of a white elite conspiracy. Modern academic sources have, in fact, found sufficient basis to determine that Piar began an uprising, a rebellion, that risked sparking a civil war between republicans.

I recommend removing this article until the author consults alternate sources so we can be presented with a more balanced interpretation.

Among the extensive bibliography available I recommend the following references to get him or her started:

Yolimar Gil Amundarain. The decline of a Liberator: Historical aspects around the figure of Manuel Piar. Mario Briceño Iragorry Historical Research Center No. 68, Vol XXXV. July-December, 2017 pp. 89-110.

J. de la Villa, "Manuel Carlos Piar", in G. Bleiberg (dir.), Dictionary of the History of Spain, Madrid, Editorial Alliance, 1981.

Antonio Octavio Tour, Biography of General Manuel Carlos Piar, 1777-1817. Publisher, Editorial Venevasco. 1985. Original from, the University of Virginia.

W. M. Jackson, “Manuel Carlos Piar“, in Hispanic-American Encyclopedic Dictionary of Literature, Science, Arts, t. XVI, London.

Etc. Helares (talk) 22:36, 5 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]