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Bolívar: well read, imaginative
San Martin: False plans (ruses), secretive, deals w/indians, spys and double spys, 24hr works schedule, mule packs and special horse shoes, rope bridges, borderline bankrupcy
Hidalgo: abandoned his religious concerns and concentrated on technical aspects of crops, musician, spoke different foreign languages, worked for land reform and the end of slavery
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Spanairds: control of upper colonial administration, invested $ in nation, attracted/married creole women, private interests above that of the community,
Creoles: waisted inheritance, no military training
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