Abstract

DE VINATEA, María Julia. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN LATIN AMERICA: THE PERU CASE (1812-1854). Rev.hist.educ.latinoam. [online]. 2014, vol.16, n.23, pp.187-204. ISSN 0122-7238.

"Our aim is to talk about the topic of the abolition in Peru, and to limit oneself to a major process that could be the movement of the abolitionist ideas in the whole American continent. In this article we try to observe the Peruvian case that emerged in a global phenomenon but also into their specificities. In fact, because Peru is an isolated country from the pole of the Atlantic trade, and with a littoral looking to the pacific, and being composed by a population where the vast majority has indigenous origin; all the characteristics of the trade of the slavery as well as the abolition, these make very specific the Peruvian case".

Keywords : Journal History of the Latin-American Education; Abolition; Peru; American Continent.

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