Castilla, Ramón, Pres. Perú (1797-1867) Discurso del Presidente de la República, al cerrar las sesiones del Congreso Extraordinario de 1850.
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Lima, Perú, March 26, 1850. 24 pages.
Manuscript copy of the speech delivered by Ramón Castilla, President of Perú, to the last session of the 1850 Extraordinary Congress, on March 26 of the same year. It is a report of his government in the last five years (1845-1850), and an acknowledgement to the Congress of its collaboration. After Perú became a Republic in 1820, Castilla was the first president to complete his first term in government without an insurrection against him. He is considered by historians the most influential political figure in Perú during the 19th century.
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