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Pedro Velarde y Santillan (1779-1808). Spanish captain. Sign
Pedro Velarde y Santillan (1779-1808). Spanish artillery captain famous for his death in the Dos de Mayo. Sign manual. Velarde Museum. Muriendas. Cantabria. Spain
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Artillery Document Firm Independence Manual Mayo Occupation Pedro Peninsula Signature Signing Uprising Velarde
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1. Title: "Pedro Velarde y Santillan (1779-1808): A Spanish Artillery Captain's Firm Stand Against the French Empire 2. Subtitle: A Historical Signature from the Velarde Museum in Muriendas, Cantabria, Spain 3. Captions: This evocative image showcases a signed document belonging to Pedro Velarde y Santillan (1779-1808), a Spanish artillery captain renowned for his unwavering courage during the Dos de Mayo Uprising in Madrid. This pivotal event took place on May 2, 1808, as the Spanish people rose up against the French occupation during the Peninsula War. Velarde y Santillan, born in the 18th century, served the Spanish crown loyally. He was a man of honor and conviction, determined to protect his homeland from foreign invasion. As the French forces advanced on Madrid, Velarde took command of the Spanish artillery and led a valiant defense against the enemy. The document in this photograph is a testament to Velarde's firm commitment to the Spanish cause. The signature, "Pedro Velarde y Santillan," is clearly visible, accompanied by the date "1808." This historical artifact is now housed in the Velarde Museum in Muriendas, Cantabria, Spain, a fitting tribute to the brave captain's legacy. The Dos de Mayo Uprising, though ultimately unsuccessful, marked the beginning of the Spanish resistance against the French Empire. Velarde's heroic actions inspired countless Spaniards to join the fight for their country's independence. This document, with its poignant signature, serves as a reminder of the indomitable spirit of those who fought for Spain during the Peninsula War. As we gaze upon this historical signature, we are transported back in time to an era of war, courage, and determination. The Velarde Museum in Muriendas, Cantabria, Spain, preserves this precious piece of history, ensuring that the story of Pedro Velarde y Santillan and the Dos de Mayo Uprising will never be forgotten.
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