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Patricio De La Escosura
Patricio De La Escosura Morrogh
Spanish writer (1807-1878).
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Patricio De La Escosura
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Place of Birth
Madrid
Place of Death
Madrid
Country of Citizenship
Spain
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
11/5/1807
1807
Date of Death
1/22/1878
1878
Occupation
Journalist
Writer
Statesperson
Politician
Playwright
Diplomat
Poet
Military Personnel
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Spanish
Given Name
Member Of
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Described by Source
Position Held
13 items
Name in Native Language
Work Location
Sex or Gender
Member of Political Party
Sibling
Father
Family Name
Mother
Award Received
Patricio
Royal Spanish Academy
Nordisk Familjebok
Ensayo De Un Catálogo De Periodistas Españoles Del Siglo XIX (1903-1904)
Section
:
Escosura y Morrogh (Patricio de la)
Page(s)
:
117
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q24509734
Library of the World's Best Literature
Member of the Cortes During the Reign of Isabel II
(4/13/1847 - 8/4/1850)
Electoral District
:
Frechilla
Start Time
:
4/13/1847
End Time
:
8/4/1850
Spanish Ambassador to the German Reich
(9/21/1872 - 2/9/1874)
Replaces
:
Juan Antonio Rascón Navarro Seña Y Redondo
Replaced By
:
Juan Antonio Rascón Navarro Seña Y Redondo
Coat of Arms Image
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Coat of Arms Image
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Start Time
:
9/21/1872
End Time
:
2/9/1874
Civil Governor of Guadalajara
(11/29/1839 - 1840)
Replaces
:
Pedro Gómez De La Serna
Start Time
:
11/29/1839
End Time
:
1840
Ministro De Gobernación
(8/31/1847 - 10/4/1847)
Replaces
:
Antonio De Benavides Y Fernández De Navarrete
Replaced By
:
Luis José Sartorius, 1st Count of San Luis
Start Time
:
8/31/1847
End Time
:
10/4/1847
Ministro De Gobernación
(1/15/1856 - 7/14/1856)
Replaces
:
Julián Huelves
Replaced By
:
Antonio De Los Ríos Y Rosas
Start Time
:
1/15/1856
End Time
:
7/14/1856
Ambassador of Spain to the Kingdom of Portugal
(6/21/1855 - 1/15/1856)
Replaces
:
Antonio De Los Ríos Y Rosas
Replaced By
:
Luis González-Brabo Y López De Arjona
Start Time
:
6/21/1855
End Time
:
1/15/1856
Member of the Royal Spanish Academy
(2/25/1847 - 1/22/1878)
Replaces
:
Vicente González Arnao
Replaced By
:
Emilio Alcalá-Galiano, 4th Count of Casa Valencia
Represents
:
G/G
Represents
:
Uppercase Letter
Start Time
:
2/25/1847
End Time
:
1/22/1878
Member of the Cortes During the Reign of Isabel II
(6/4/1851 - 12/2/1852)
Electoral District
:
Zaragoza
Start Time
:
6/4/1851
End Time
:
12/2/1852
Member of the Cortes During the Reign of Isabel II
(11/14/1854 - 9/2/1856)
Electoral District
:
Oviedo
Start Time
:
11/14/1854
End Time
:
9/2/1856
Member of the Cortes During the Reign of Isabel II
(1/3/1866 - 12/30/1866)
Electoral District
:
Arcos De La Frontera
Start Time
:
1/3/1866
End Time
:
12/30/1866
Member of the Congress During Sexenio Democrático
(7/2/1871 - 1/24/1872)
Electoral District
:
Grazalema
Replaces
:
Antonio De Los Ríos Y Rosas
Start Time
:
7/2/1871
End Time
:
1/24/1872
Senator of the Kingdom
(9/6/1872 - 2/11/1873)
Electoral District
:
Córdoba
Start Time
:
9/6/1872
End Time
:
2/11/1873
Senator of the Kingdom
(4/5/1877 - 1/23/1878)
Electoral District
:
Royal Spanish Academy
Start Time
:
4/5/1877
End Time
:
1/23/1878
Patricio de la Escosura Morrogh
Madrid
Male
Moderate Party
Liberal Union
Narciso De La Escosura Y Morrogh
Luis De La Escosura Y Morrogh
Jerónimo De La Escosura
De La Escosura
Ana Morrogh Wolcott
Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic
Reason for Preferred Rank
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Reason for Preferred Rank
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Most Precise Value
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