History of the first Republic of Venezuela

The History of the First Republic of Venezuela is a work by Caracciolo Parra-Pérez, a renowned Venezuelan historian and lawyer. This work is a detailed account of the history of Venezuela during the period of the First Republic (1810-1812), providing an in-depth analysis of the events, characters and circumstances of that time.
Parra-Pérez (1908-1989) is recognized for his painstaking work as a historian and his contributions to the understanding of Venezuela’s history, particularly during the independence era. His works have contributed greatly to the understanding of independence movements in Latin America.
The History of the First Republic of Venezuela is valuable both to scholars specializing in Latin American history and to any reader interested in understanding the nation’s complex struggle for independence. Parra-Pérez’s work is a combination of detailed research and captivating historical narrative, providing readers with meaningful context for understanding the challenges and triumphs of the First Republic of Venezuela.
In addition, Parra-Pérez not only provides a political analysis of the First Republic, but also presents a social and economic portrait of Venezuela during this critical period of its history. This offers a more complete view of the events that contributed to the shaping of the nation and its identity.