Simón Bolívar: The Jamaica Letter
Simón Bolívar’s The Jamaica Letter (1815) envisions a unified Latin American republic amidst the struggle for independence. Exiled in Jamaica, Bolívar advocates for abandoning imperialist governance in favor of a republic rooted in unity and liberty. While acknowledging the challenges to his vision, Bolívar warns against the dangers of monarchy. This visionary document highlights Bolívar’s aspirations for a united America and prompts reflection on the missed opportunity for such a republic.
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Bolívar, Simón. “Letter from Jamaica.” Modern Latin America, 1815, Web.
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