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The 40 pages that link to José de San Martín, each with the reason it gives.

• ArgentinaRelated: His military campaigns helped establish Argentine independence and liberate Chile and Peru.

• Argentine War of IndependenceRelated: His continental strategy became decisive after northern campaigns stalled.

• Peruvian War of IndependenceRelated: He proclaimed Peru's independence in Lima in 1821 after arriving with an army from Chile.

• Chilean War of IndependenceRelated: He planned the crossing of the Andes and the campaign that liberated Santiago.

• PeruRelated: He proclaimed Peru's independence in Lima in 1821.

• Bernardo O’HigginsRelated: He and O’Higgins coordinated the Army of the Andes’ campaign to liberate Chile.

• Battle of AyacuchoRelated: His earlier campaign opened the Peruvian independence struggle that culminated at Ayacucho.

• Viceroyalty of the Río de la PlataRelated: His campaigns extended the revolution beyond the former viceroyalty’s borders.

• Justo José de UrquizaRelated: San Martín’s correspondence with Urquiza connected the independence generation to Argentina’s later political reorganization.

• United Provinces of the Río de la PlataRelated: His campaigns advanced the independence cause while the United Provinces faced internal division.

• Bartolomé MitreRelated: Mitre wrote a major biography that helped establish San Martín as a national hero.

• Antonio José de SucreRelated: San Martín’s withdrawal from Peru helped leave its liberation campaign to Bolívar and Sucre.

• Bolivian War of IndependenceRelated: His campaigns weakened Spanish power around Upper Peru before the final victory at Ayacucho.

• Argentine national identityRelated: His campaigns made him a central hero in Argentina’s independence narrative.

• Battle of ChacabucoRelated: He commanded the Army of the Andes during the campaign and its victory at Chacabuco.

• Manuel BelgranoRelated: San Martín later commanded the Army of the North after Belgrano’s military campaigns.

• Battle of PichinchaRelated: His meeting with Bolívar at Guayaquil shaped the wider strategic setting of the Quito campaign.

• Battle of RancaguaRelated: He organized the liberation effort that restored patriot control after Rancagua.

• José Gervasio ArtigasRelated: San Martín pursued continental independence through a military strategy distinct from Artigas’s provincial federalism.

• Peruvian ArmyRelated: His campaign in Peru helped establish the military setting from which the national Army emerged.

• Spanish American independenceRelated: His southern military strategy complemented Bolívar’s campaigns in the north.

• Agustín GamarraRelated: Gamarra served in the independence forces associated with San Martín.

• Juan José FloresRelated: Like Flores, San Martín was a foreign-born military leader whose campaigns helped establish new South American states.

• Bernardino RivadaviaRelated: Rivadavia’s political career unfolded amid the independence struggle San Martín helped lead.

• Decolonization of the AmericasRelated: His army’s crossing of the Andes opened a decisive route against Spanish forces.

• Manuel Blanco EncaladaRelated: Blanco Encalada served in the Chilean forces associated with San Martín’s campaign to liberate Peru.

• History of ArgentinaRelated: His campaigns across the Andes were central to the liberation of Spanish South America.

• History of Latin AmericaRelated: His southern campaigns were central to ending Spanish rule in South America.

• History of PeruRelated: He proclaimed Peru’s independence in Lima in 1821.

• ArgentinaRelated: His campaigns helped secure independence for Argentina, Chile, and Peru.

• History of South AmericaRelated: His southern campaigns complemented Bolívar’s northern victories.