Dos cartas inéditas de Lagasca a Humboldt en torno al legado de Mutis

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Dec 2004Publisher:Editorial CSICJournal:Asclepio, volume 56, pages 65-86 (issn: 0210-4466, eissn: 1988-3102,

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Authors: Puig-Samper, Miguel Ángel; Maldonado, J. Luis; Fraga, Xosé;

doi: 10.3989/asclepio.2004.v56.i2.53

handle: 10261/5934

Dos cartas inéditas de Lagasca a Humboldt en torno al legado de Mutis

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Abstract

Antes de la partida hacia América, Alejandro de Humboldt se documentó sobre la historia natural americana y las expediciones científicas españolas. En el presente artículo, damos a conocer dos importantes cartas de Mariano Lagasca, que desde su exilio londinense, escribió a Humboldt en torno al legado científico de José Celestino Mutis y su llegada a España tras la intervención militar del general Morillo en Nueva Granada.

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Spanish National Research Council
Spain
Instituto de Historia
Spain

Keywords

Mutis, José Celestino, Humboldt, londres, humboldt, Correspondencia, mutis, Humboldt, Alexander von, lagasca, Lagasca, Mariano, Londres, Mutis, Lagasca, Historia natural, AZ20-999, London, Nueva Granada, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, History of medicine. Medical expeditions, nueva granada, R131-687

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