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- ↑ Edgar Zúñiga C., Historia eclesiástica de Nicaragua: La nueva Cristiandad republicana (1821-1913)
- ↑ Howe Bancroft, Hubert. "XII, Republic of Nicaragua 1838-1855". 1887 History of Central America. 1886–1887. p. 239.