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Dated and signed on p. [2]: Panamâ y diciembre 9 de 1822. Melchor Aymerich.
Following his defeat at Pichincha by Antonio José de Sucre and the signing of the capitulation, he and his family travelled, lodged, and ate at their own expense, no money, food or lodging being provided them by the Republic of Colombia. He narrates that his trek has been from Quito to Guayaquil, Guayaquil to Panama, and soon to Havana. In Panama he says that he has been the guest of the commandant of the Isthmus, colonel Jose Maria Carreño, and he thanks the colonel and his family for their generosity and help.
Purchase; 2017; 18-207.
John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of he Bromsen Fund.
