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ABSTRACT
During the seventeenth century in the southeast Spanish asian im-perium
border happened one of the most unknown episodes in the Spanish
militar history. Since 1606 until 1649 the United Provinces and Spain fought
to dominated one land, although distance, had a huge economic and strate-gic
position. Her distance from Manila, lack of sources and the presence of
strong enemies within a few kilometers from the Spanish garrisons, made
Moluccas one of the most difficult territories for Spanish soldiers. In Ter-nate,
on the morning of July 18th, 1649 more than one hundred spaniards
accompanied by a half thousand local allies launched an attack on the main
Dutch fort. The study of the battle, its background and its consequences,
will help us to known how was the Spanish presence in north Moluccas in
XVII century.
KEY WORDS: Ternate, Tidore, Nutmeg, Moluccas, Rosario, Malayo,
Calamata, VOC, Munster.
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Revista de Historia Militar, 124 (2018), pp. 130-160. ISSN: 0482-5748
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