policarpa造句

• There is little information about this period in Policarpa's life.
• In Guaduas, Policarpa was known as a revolutionary.
• When the armed forces in Guaduas started looking for her, she began calling herself Policarpa.
• Policarpa also secretly recruited young men to the Revolutionary cause; with assistance from her brother.
• As she was led to her execution, Policarpa gave heart to the other prisoners and berated her captors.
• Her contemporaries referred to her simply as " La Pola, " but Policarpa Salavarrieta is the name by which she is remembered and commemorated.
• Judging by these family records and the fact that Policarpa was born between her two religious brothers, she would appear to have been born between 1791 and 1796.
• They stopped in Guaduas, where the Vicereine, Mar韆 Francisca Villanov? is supposed to have gone to Policarpa's house and foretold her imminent destiny and death.
• In 2011 on the occasion of its 20th Anniversary, Gimnasio Los Caobos was awarded the " Order of Policarpa Salavarrieta-Great Cross " by the Assembly of Cundinamarca.
• Also known as the "'Policarpa Salavarrieta Front "', it is composed by up to 60 combatants and operates mostly in the Santander Department and Boyac?Department.
• In an attempt to reconcile the discrepancies the Colombian Academy of History gave its final ruling on September 10, 1991, in favour of Guaduas, Cundinamarca, as Policarpa's birthplace.
• Among the rebels executed were Camilo Torres, Francisco Jos?de Caldas, Joaqu韓 Camacho, Frutos Joaqu韓 Guti閞rez, Antonio Villavicencio, Antonio Baraya, Liborio Mej韆, Jorge Tadeo Lozano, Policarpa Salavarrieta and Antonia Santos.
• Women in Colombia have been important in military aspects, serving mainly as supporters or spies such as in the case of Policarpa Salavarrieta who played a key role in the independence of Colombia from the Spanish empire.
• "' Policarpa Salavarrieta "'( c . 26 January 1795 & ndash; 14 November 1817 ), also known as " La Pola, " was a Royalists and ultimately executed for high treason.
• During the war, Policarpa's family were involved on the Revolutionary side : her brother-in-law, Domingo Garc韆, died fighting alongside Antonio Nari駉 in the Southern Campaign, in which her brother Bibiano also fought.
• Offering her services as a seamstress to the wives and daughters of royalists and officers, Policarpa altered and mended for them and their families; at the same time she overheard conversations, collected maps and intelligence on their plans and activities, identified who the major royalists were, and found out who were suspected of being revolutionaries.
• In her 1817 forged passport, used to get in and out of Bogot?during the Reconquista, she appeared as " Gregoria Apolinaria . " Andrea Ricaurte de Lozano, whom Policarpa lived with, and officially worked for in Bogot? as well as Ambrosio Almeyda, a guerrilla leader to whom she supplied information, also called her by that name.