Newspapers Reported

Some articles on newspapers, reported, newspapers reported:

May Revolution - May Week
... HMS Mistletoe arrived at Buenos Aires with European newspapers that reported the dissolution of the Supreme Central Junta the previous January ... The newspapers reported that some of the former members of the Junta had taken refuge on the Isla de León in Cadiz ... Paris arrived in Montevideo the most recent newspapers reported that members of the Supreme Central Junta had been dismissed ...

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