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full time the Mississippi River from its mouth in the Gulf of Mexico to the
city of St. Louis in Missouri. Fortunately there was no war with the United
States although the unstoppable American population growth made the situation
so untenable for Spain that it agreed in the Treaty of San Lorenzo in
1795, called Pickney-Godoy Treaty, to all US requests. Shortly thereafter,
in 1800 our King Charles IV ceded the Louisiana to the French Napoleon
Bonaparte who three years later sold to the United States everything he had
received from Spain for a bargain price, without respecting the right of first
refusal in favor of Spain established in the cession Treaty. The US kept the
border dispute over the Louisiana until the Treaty of Limits of 1819, called
Adams-Onis Treaty, which cut the Spanish possessions and had little effectivity
in time for Spain due to Mexico´s independence in 1821.
KEY WORDS: Border Treaties, 1819, Adams-Onis, Mississippi River,
Louisiana, United States of America, Bernardo de Gálvez.
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Revista de Historia Militar, I extraordinario de 2016, pp. 169-230. ISSN: 0482-5748
- Bernardo de Gálvez and his time. Defense of the inner provinces of New Spain in the second half of the eighteenth Century, by Mr. Mariano ALONSO BAQUER, Lieutenant General (retired), PhD in History
- Spanish stand before the North American Colonies´ revolution, prior to declaring war to Great Britain (1776-1779), by Mr. Guillermo CALLEJA LEAL, correspondent member of the Royal Academy of History and elected vocal of the CEHISMI-CESEDEN
- A portrait of Lieutenant General Bernardo de Gálvez, by Ms. Soledad CID GONZÁLEZ, Bachelor of Arts in History of Arts, Master in Advanced Techniques and Methods in the Historic, Artistic and Geographic Research
- Spanish logistic and strategic support to the Independence of the United States. Forgotten shreds of our History, by Mr. José Manuel GUERRERO ACOSTA, Army Lieutenant Colonel, Military History and Culture Institute of the Spanish Army
- A shared leadership: the conquest of Panzacola, 1781, by Mr.Agustín GUIMERÁ RAVINA, scientific investigator, Institute of History, CSIC. Madrid
- The Mississippi River and the border with the United States after Bernardo de Gálvez up to the Treaty of Limits of 1819, by Mr. Luis LAORDEN JIMÉNEZ, Doctor PhD Civil engineer
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- Bernardo de Gálvez y su tiempo. Defensa de las provincias internas de Nueva España en la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII, por don Mariano ALONSO BAQUER, teniente general (retirado), doctor en historia
- Actitud de España ante la revolución de las colonias de la América del Norte, antes de declarar la guerra a Gran Bretaña (1776-1779), por don Guillermo CALLEJA LEAL, Correspondiente de la Real Academia de la Historia y Vocal Electo de la CEHISMI-CESEDEN
- Retrato del teniente general Bernardo de Gálvez, por doña Soledad CID GONZÁLEZ, licenciada en Historia del Arte, Máster en Medios y Técnicas Avanzadas de Investigación Histórica, Artística y Geográfica
- Ayuda logística y estratégica de España a la independencia de los Estados Unidos: jirones olvidados de nuestra historia, por don José Manuel GUERRERO ACOSTA, teniente coronel del Ejército de Tierra, Instituto de Historia y Cultura Militar
- Un liderazgo compartido: la conquista de Panzacola, 1781, por don Agustín GUIMERÁ RAVINA, investigador científico, Instituto de Historia, CSIC. Madrid
- El Mississippi y la frontera con Estados Unidos después de Bernardo de Gálvez hasta el Tratado de límites en 1819, por don Luis LAORDEN JIMÉNEZ, Doctor Ingeniero de Caminos, Canales y Puerto
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