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History of Central America, Volume 3, 1801-1887, Volume 8

Note II-25 — Chapter II · INDEPENDENCE ACHIEVED. 1818-1821.

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The order was a dead letter, however. Gainza evidently issued it to cover his responsibility in Madrid; at any rate, no one was arrested, and the manifesto was soon after retired, public affairs being allowed to take their course. Mem. Rev. Cent. Am., 4; Marure, Bosq. Hist. Cent. Am., i. 21-2.

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