Rómulo Rossi

Uruguayan politician

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Rómulo Rossi (1879–1945) was a Uruguayan politician, journalist and writer. He was born in Canelones on January 29, 1879.[1]

## Works

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* Tasty old Montevideo Chronicles (1897)
* Municipal Administration
* Old memories and chronic (1922)
* Historical episodes (Imp Peña Bros. 1923)
* Memories and old chronicles vol. II (Imp Peña Bros. 1924 )
* Memories and old chronicles vol. III (published in daily chronic Morning. Imp Peña Bros. 1928 )
* Men and anecdotes (Imp Pena Brothers Bound in Col. Median Lafinur. 1928)
* Revolution or Mutiny? Slopes and July 4, 1898. (Imp Commercial Gazette. 1932)
* Tupambaé! The reconquest of the corpse of Colonel Knight (1935)
* Old and new-style
* Episodes Trojans
* The story of the day
* Santos and his times
* From the heroic

## References

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1. ^ Scarone, Arturo (1937). Uruguayos contemporáneos. Barreiro y Ramos. p. 435. Retrieved 25 February 2025.

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