january priest buenos_aires city british invasions returned buenos_aires time revolution chosen seven members considered national government argentina supported proposals worked newspaper internal disputes negative effect health died heart attack biography colonial times born buenos_aires baptized following june parish brothers sisters family land plot headquarters studies february graduating philosophy logic physics studied ended secondary education february moved following year university studies theology despite brief return buenos_aires second year health problems finish got doctorate theology physics july got degree interim received months appointed parish baptized worked aforementioned house spiritual works got september resigned year later health problems returned resigned definitively february moved historical records activities territory fell briefly british rule british invasions looting failed resistance hid valuable things half built parish defiance new british rule gave medical aid spanish soldiers catholic deceased spanish forces details british troops located city result jailed released british order restore religious practices invaders attempt enforce population military escort british defeated driven away returned buenos_aires got supposed new jurisdiction split change enforced actually charge involved politics joining groups groups sought generate great political social changes lead revolution selected open celebrated decide fate seven nineteen voted removal supporting proposal supported proposed calling deputies cities brother signed popular petition formulated aimed draft composition replace power day moved house observed events plaza patriots gathered came know chosen member new reasons inclusion unclear members common accepted theory considers balance particular elected serve chaplain government aligned proposals signed shaped new political system related popular sovereignty representative republican principles separation powers publicity government actions freedom speech bases political support actions contradicted religious formation regardless context refused sign death penalty captured defeat counter revolution signed harsh commands given campaign noticing signature exception articles involving capital punishment concerned role church new political system headed dispute considered authority topics prevent abuses governments worked journalism newspaper created ruling created newspaper gave duty selecting news reports publish duty exclusive shared members historians consider real author newspaper editorials signed style similar reports usually considered author conflict caused arrival dean similar ideas president keeping internal dispute expected write harsh comments distanced voted incorporation deputies cities opposed proposal ultimately voted accepting stating political convenience turned left minority group resigned inclusion new deputies increased disputes opposed albeit moderate manner fights affected health mild heart attack january fearing life wrote received sick days later strong disagreement heart attack returning house buried cemetery requested death certificate states hadn given rites death allow time member die commemoration members assisted funeral political enemy domingo affected death point crying replaced decided like social generated death avoided offer resistance nomination requested avoid complex inherited properties house farm furniture slaves clothing books etc siblings personal diaries kept parts lost poor keeping personal historians reconstruct influences ideological background included works theology studies bible studies remains lost chapel demolished way expansion government buenos_aires street honor statue erected neighborhood north buenos_aires district named
Manuel Alberti