Alejandro O'Reilly - Revision history

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	'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.		'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.

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	In order to quell the rebellion, O'Reilly had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the [[Caribbean\|Indies]], thus aligning Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of [[Slavery\|slaves]].		In order to quell the rebellion, O'Reilly had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the [[Caribbean\|Indies]], thus aligning Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of [[Slavery\|slaves]].

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''
	{{DEFAULTSORT:O'Reilly, Alejandro}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:O'Reilly, Alejandro}}

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	'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.		'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.

	In 1768, the [[Spain\|Spanish]], under the approval of King [[Louis XV of France]], assigned O'Reilly to suppress the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] and punish those responsible for deposing [[Antonio de Ulloa]], the former Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]]. He arrived largely unopposed in [[New Orleans]] in August 1769, as the leaders of the [[France\|French]] Creole rebellion had urged [[Civilians\|citizens]] to avoid military confrontation and accept Spanish authority.		In 1768, the [[Spain\|Spanish]], under the approval of King [[Louis XV of France]], assigned O'Reilly to suppress the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] and punish those responsible for deposing [[Antonio de Ulloa]], the former Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]]. He arrived largely unopposed in [[New Orleans]] in August 1769, as the leaders of the [[France\|French]] Creole rebellion had urged [[Civilians\|citizens]] to avoid military confrontation and accept Spanish authority.

	In order to quell the rebellion, O'Reilly had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the [[Caribbean\|Indies]], thus aligning Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of [[Slavery\|slaves]].		In order to quell the rebellion, O'Reilly had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the [[Caribbean\|Indies]], thus aligning Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of [[Slavery\|slaves]].
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	'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.		'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.

	In 1768, the Spanish, under the approval of King [[Louis XV of France]], assigned O'Reilly to suppress the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] and punish those responsible for deposing [[Antonio de Ulloa]], the former Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]]. He arrived largely unopposed in [[New Orleans]] in August 1769, as the leaders of the French Creole rebellion had urged citizens to avoid military confrontation and accept Spanish authority.		In 1768, the [[Spain\|Spanish]], under the approval of King [[Louis XV of France]], assigned O'Reilly to suppress the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] and punish those responsible for deposing [[Antonio de Ulloa]], the former Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]]. He arrived largely unopposed in [[New Orleans]] in August 1769, as the leaders of the [[France\|French]] Creole rebellion had urged [[Civilians\|citizens]] to avoid military confrontation and accept Spanish authority.

	In order to quell the rebellion, O'Reilly had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the Indies, thus aligning Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of slaves.		In order to quell the rebellion, O'Reilly had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the [[Caribbean\|Indies]], thus aligning Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of [[Slavery\|slaves]].

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.		'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland\|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki\|Inspector general\|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.

	~~During~~ the [[~~Louisiana Rebellion~~]] ~~of 1768~~, the ~~Spanish governor of~~ [[Louisiana]], [[Antonio de Ulloa]], ~~was deposed. With~~ the ~~approval~~ of ~~King~~ [[~~Louis XV of France~~]], the ~~Spanish assigned O'Reilly to crush~~ the rebellion and ~~punish the leaders responsible~~.		In 1768, the Spanish, under the approval of King [[Louis XV of France]], assigned O'Reilly to suppress the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] and punish those responsible for deposing [[Antonio de Ulloa]], the former Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]]. He arrived largely unopposed in [[New Orleans]] in August 1769, as the leaders of the French Creole rebellion had urged citizens to avoid military confrontation and accept Spanish authority.

	The leaders of the French Creole rebellion urged citizens to avoid military confrontation and accept Spanish authority, in order to avoid further bloodshed. O'Reilly arrived largely unopposed in [[New Orleans]] in August 1769. In order to quell the rebellion, he had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the Indies ~~and aligned~~ Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of slaves.		In order to quell the rebellion, O'Reilly had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the Indies, thus aligning Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of slaves.

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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'''Alejandro, Conde de O'Reilly''' (1722 – 23 March 1794) was an [[Ireland|Irish]]-born military reformer and {{Wiki|Inspector general|Inspector-General}} of Infantry for the [[Spanish Empire]] during the latter half of the 18th century.

During the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Antonio de Ulloa]], was deposed. With the approval of King [[Louis XV of France]], the Spanish assigned O'Reilly to crush the rebellion and punish the leaders responsible.

The leaders of the French Creole rebellion urged citizens to avoid military confrontation and accept Spanish authority, in order to avoid further bloodshed. O'Reilly arrived largely unopposed in [[New Orleans]] in August 1769. In order to quell the rebellion, he had six of its leaders executed. He also introduced "O'Reilly's Code", which embodied the laws of Castile and of the Indies and aligned Louisiana's legal system with that of Spain. Additionally, O'Reilly eased restrictions on the emancipation of slaves.

==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''
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