Isidoro de MarÃa
Isidoro de María Gómez ( born January 2, 1815 in Montevideo, Uruguay; † August 16, 1906 ) was an Uruguayan writer, journalist, educator and politician.
He was born the son of the Italian Juan María de María and María Luisa Gómez from Argentina in Montevideo. Here he first attended the Escuela Lancasteriana. From 1829 he worked as a printer in the Government Printing Office. Later he founded the newspaper El Constitucional (1838-1846), which dealt with political issues, and was Vice-Consul in Argentina Gualeguaychú. In addition, he sat between 27 February 1869 to 14 February 1873 as a deputy for the department of Soriano in the House of Representatives and practiced in the years 1870 to 1872 the office of First Vice - President of the Chamber of. He was also active as a writer. In 1860 his work Vida del Brigadier General José Gervasio Artigas Thus appeared fundador de la Nacion Alidad Oriental. In addition, he founded La Revista del Plata (1877-1878), a publication that was dedicated to the Uruguayan history. He was also the editor of Compendio de la Historia de la República Oriental del Uruguay. His most famous book is Tradiciones y recuerdos.