Spain Prime Minister. In 1808 he was elected Head Professor at the University in Granada and was Member of the Liberal Party in the Regional Assembly of Cadiz. He became Spanish Prime Minister in 1822, but a year later he had to flee the country to France. He returned to Spain in 1831 and the following year was again elected Prime Minister, but in 1835 he had to resign and went into exile again. As a writer he was famous for his plays (La conjuracion de Venecia), but also for his poetry and essays (El espiritu del siglo).
Spain Prime Minister. In 1808 he was elected Head Professor at the University in Granada and was Member of the Liberal Party in the Regional Assembly of Cadiz. He became Spanish Prime Minister in 1822, but a year later he had to flee the country to France. He returned to Spain in 1831 and the following year was again elected Prime Minister, but in 1835 he had to resign and went into exile again. As a writer he was famous for his plays (La conjuracion de Venecia), but also for his poetry and essays (El espiritu del siglo).
Bio by: Bunny Boiler
Advertisement
See more Martinez de la Rosa memorials in:
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
