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Mariana Pineda (1804-1831). Spanish heroine, liberal symbol of the struggle against the absolutist power of King Ferdinand VII. It was reported to Ramón Pedrosa y Andrade, mayor of Crime of the Chancery of Granada, that Mariana had commissioned two embroiderers from the Albaicín to make a constitutional flag for a rebellion in Granada. From that moment on, a series of events took place that ended Mariana de Pineda's life, and she was executed on 26 May 1831 by garrotte. Mariana Pineda departs for the scaffold. Illustration after the painting "Mariana Pineda en capilla" by the Sevillian painter Juan Antonio Vera Calvo in 1862. Chromolithography. "Historia General de España" (General History of Spain), by Miguel Moryata. Volume IV. Madrid, 1892.

Mariana Pineda (1804-1831). Spanish heroine, liberal symbol of the struggle against the absolutist power of King Ferdinand VII. It was reported to Ramón Pedrosa y Andrade, mayor of Crime of the Chancery of Granada, that Mariana had commissioned two embroiderers from the Albaicín to make a constitutional flag for a rebellion in Granada. From that moment on, a series of events took place that ended Mariana de Pineda's life, and she was executed on 26 May 1831 by garrotte. Mariana Pineda departs for the scaffold. Illustration after the painting "Mariana Pineda en capilla" by the Sevillian painter Juan Antonio Vera Calvo in 1862. Chromolithography. "Historia General de España" (General History of Spain), by Miguel Moryata. Volume IV. Madrid, 1892.
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Mariana Pineda (1804-1831). Spanish heroine, liberal symbol of the struggle against the absolutist power of King Ferdinand VII. It was reported to Ramón Pedrosa y Andrade, mayor of Crime of the Chancery of Granada, that Mariana had commissioned two embroiderers from the Albaicín to make a constitutional flag for a rebellion in Granada. From that moment on, a series of events took place that ended Mariana de Pineda's life, and she was executed on 26 May 1831 by garrotte. Mariana Pineda departs for the scaffold. Illustration after the painting "Mariana Pineda en capilla" by the Sevillian painter Juan Antonio Vera Calvo in 1862. Chromolithography. "Historia General de España" (General History of Spain), by Miguel Moryata. Volume IV. Madrid, 1892.
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1831 19TH CENTURY 19TH ABSOLUTE MONARCHY ABSOLUTISM ABSOLUTIST MONARCHY ANDALUSIA ANDALUSIAN ANDALUZA BANNER BETRAYAL CAPITAL PUNISHMENT CELL CHAPEL CHEATING CHROMOLITHOGRAPH CHROMOLITHOGRAPHY COLOR COLOUR CONSPIRACY CONSPIRATOR (FEMALE) CONSPIRATOR CONSPIRÉ DEATH PENALTY DEATH SENTENCE DECEIT DECEPTION DISAPPOINTMENT DOCTRINE DUNGEON EPISODE EUROPA EUROPE EXECUTION FAITH FERDINAND VII FLAG FRAUD GARROTE VIL GARROTE GARROTTE DEATH PENALTY GARROTTE GRANADA GRENADE HERO HEROIN HEROINE HISTORIA DE ESPANA HISTORIA UNIVERSAL HISTORICAL EPISODE HISTORY OF SPAIN HISTORY SPAIN HISTORY HISTORY, SPAIN LIBERALISM LIE LIES = LYING (FALSEHOOD) LIES LYING (FALSEHOOD) LYING MARIANA DE PINEDA MARIANA PINEDA MAY 26 OMINOUS DECADE PEDROSA PENITENTIARY PERSECUTION OF LIBERALS PERSECUTION PLOT PRISON CELL PRISON PRIVATE COLLECTION PUBLIC EXECUTION PUBLIC PERFORMANCE PURSUIT RAMON PEDROSA ANDRADE RAMON PEDROSA Y ANDRADE REIGN OF FERDINAND VII OF SPAIN REIGN OF FERDINAND VII REIGN OF FERNANDO VII RELIGION RELIGIOUS RÉPRESSION REVOLUTIONARY (FEMALE) REVOLUTIONARY RITE SCENE SECOND RESTORATION OF ABSOLUTISM SENTENCE TO DEATH SENTENCED TO DEATH SPAIN SPAIN, HISTORY SPANISH STAGE STICK SWINDLE THEATER THEATRE TORMENTER TRAITOR TREASON WHIG WOMAN WOMEN WOMENS XIX CENTURY