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Valentin de Foronda y González de Echávarri (14 January 1751, in Vitoria – 24 December 1821), was Spanish general consul in Philadelphia from 1801 to 1807 and Spanish plenipotentiary minister in the U.S. from 1807 to 1809—tense times because of American ships' lack of discipline in trading with Cuba and the U.S.'s support for Francisco de Miranda, who led an attempted revolution for Venezuelan independence from Spain. He returned to Spain upon the arrival of , who replaced him, and who was nominated by the "Junta Patriótica" opposed to the invasion of Spain by Napoleon Bonaparte.

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  • Valentín Tadeo de Foronda y González de Echavarri (Vitòria, Àlaba, 14 de febrer de 1751 - Pamplona, 24 de desembre de 1821) economista i escriptor il·lustrat basc. (ca)
  • Valentin Tadeo Foronda Gonzalez de Etxabarri (Gasteiz, Araba, 1751ko otsailaren 14 - Iruñea, 1821eko abenduaren 24), ekonomialari eta idazle ilustratua zen. (eu)
  • Valentín Tadeo de Foronda y González de Echavarri (Vitoria, Álava, 14 de febrero de 1751 - Pamplona, 24 de diciembre de 1821), economista y escritor ilustrado español. (es)
  • Valentín Tadeo de Foronda y González de Echavarri (Vitoria, Álava, 14 de fevereiro de 1751 - Pamplona, 24 de dezembro 1821), economista e escritor ilustrado espanhol. (pt)
  • Valentin de Foronda y González de Echávarri (14 January 1751, in Vitoria – 24 December 1821), was Spanish general consul in Philadelphia from 1801 to 1807 and Spanish plenipotentiary minister in the U.S. from 1807 to 1809—tense times because of American ships' lack of discipline in trading with Cuba and the U.S.'s support for Francisco de Miranda, who led an attempted revolution for Venezuelan independence from Spain. He returned to Spain upon the arrival of , who replaced him, and who was nominated by the "Junta Patriótica" opposed to the invasion of Spain by Napoleon Bonaparte. (en)
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  • Valentín Tadeo de Foronda y González de Echavarri (Vitòria, Àlaba, 14 de febrer de 1751 - Pamplona, 24 de desembre de 1821) economista i escriptor il·lustrat basc. (ca)
  • Valentin Tadeo Foronda Gonzalez de Etxabarri (Gasteiz, Araba, 1751ko otsailaren 14 - Iruñea, 1821eko abenduaren 24), ekonomialari eta idazle ilustratua zen. (eu)
  • Valentín Tadeo de Foronda y González de Echavarri (Vitoria, Álava, 14 de febrero de 1751 - Pamplona, 24 de diciembre de 1821), economista y escritor ilustrado español. (es)
  • Valentin de Foronda y González de Echávarri (14 January 1751, in Vitoria – 24 December 1821), was Spanish general consul in Philadelphia from 1801 to 1807 and Spanish plenipotentiary minister in the U.S. from 1807 to 1809—tense times because of American ships' lack of discipline in trading with Cuba and the U.S.'s support for Francisco de Miranda, who led an attempted revolution for Venezuelan independence from Spain. He returned to Spain upon the arrival of , who replaced him, and who was nominated by the "Junta Patriótica" opposed to the invasion of Spain by Napoleon Bonaparte. He taught at the Basque Institutional School, known as Seminario de Vergara, was promoted to Knight of the Military Order of Santiago in 1793, a Knight of the Order of Carlos III in 1801 and was later a member of the American Philosophical Society in 1802. In November 1799, De Foronda wrote a letter to the then Spanish Secretary of State Mariano Luis de Urquijo, another Basque, concerning the financial crushing of the "Banco de San Carlos", a precursor to the present-day Bank of Spain, where he had invested the proceeds of the sale of his land and farms. Its reception probably resulted in his diplomatic nomination to the Spanish consulate in Philadelphia. His "Observaciones sobre algunos puntos de la Obra de Don Quijote", Philadelphia (1807), motivated his inclusion on the shortlist of people phobic against seventeenth-century Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes (September 29, 1547 – April 23, 1616). (en)
  • Valentín Tadeo de Foronda y González de Echavarri (Vitoria, Álava, 14 de fevereiro de 1751 - Pamplona, 24 de dezembro 1821), economista e escritor ilustrado espanhol. (pt)
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