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The Letter to the Spanish Americans, written by the Peruvian ex Jesuit expelled, Juan Pablo Viscardo y Guzman, is a remarkable text to study the emancipatory process in Hispanic America. Forgotten during more than a century and understudied before the twentieth century, the epistle allows us to problematize the already complex Hispanic American eighteenth century. In our paper, we will consider with particular attention some issues that cross along the text and help us to rethink that period: the colonial epistolary tradition, the illustrated ideology and its peculiar crossing with the Creole patriotism, the Jesuit literature in America and the projections to the American emancipation.

La Carta a los españoles americanos, de Juan Pablo Viscardo. Aportes para el estudio del siglo XVIII hispanoamericano