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In this paper we will analyze the participation of the commanders of the National Guard and the military-militia leaders of the province Buenos Aires in the revolution mitrista (1874). First, we examine the initial days of the revolution and reconstructions the role of the local authorities loyal to the government and the rebel commandants who carried out this movement in the campaign. Second, we study the recruitment mechanisms that implement the Colonel Benito Machado for gather National Guard and add resources to the cause mitrista. The victory of the government represents further consolidation for Argentine National State. We conclude that, the armed mobilization that accomplished the rebel commandants and the caudillos mitristas demonstrates its resilience to the loss of power that still maintain in the south and in the frontier of Buenos Aires province.

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«Yo también os digo á las armas». Comandantes de la Guardia Nacional y caudillos mitristas en la Revolución de 1874 (provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina)