Josep Masgoret i Marcó ( (Alt Camp), c. 1820–1883) was one of the main warlords of the Carlists of Catalonia in the Second Carlist War. Although he was one of the most wealthy owners of Tarragona, he decided to abandon his family and in 1838, was appointed commander of Tarragona with Vall and Llarg de Copons. He participated in the Seven Years' War, which earned him a considerable reputation. After the war he was promoted to brigadier general. He went into exile for some time, but returned to fight in the War of the Early Risers (Second Carlist War) (1846–49) on 1 April 1848 as commanding general of the Carlist forces. He organized a form of Council of Catalonia to solve administrative economic, civil and military problems. In early 1849, seeing the impossibility of winning the war, he wen
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| - Josep Masgoret i Marcó (Miramar, Alt Camp, 1820, ? - 1883) fou un dels principals cabdills carlins a Catalunya en la Segona Guerra Carlina. Malgrat que era un dels propietaris més acabalats del Camp de Tarragona, va decidir abandonar hisendes i família i, amb diners propis i uns quants de rebuts de la , reuní el 1838 una partida de quasi mil homes. Fou nomenat comandant del corregiment de Tarragona juntament amb en Maties de Vall i el Llarg de Copons. Intervingué a la guerra dels Set Anys, en la qual obtingué fama de persona "fina, generosa i il·lustrada". En acabar la contesa, era general de brigada. (ca)
- Josep Masgoret i Marcó ( (Alt Camp), c. 1820–1883) was one of the main warlords of the Carlists of Catalonia in the Second Carlist War. Although he was one of the most wealthy owners of Tarragona, he decided to abandon his family and in 1838, was appointed commander of Tarragona with Vall and Llarg de Copons. He participated in the Seven Years' War, which earned him a considerable reputation. After the war he was promoted to brigadier general. He went into exile for some time, but returned to fight in the War of the Early Risers (Second Carlist War) (1846–49) on 1 April 1848 as commanding general of the Carlist forces. He organized a form of Council of Catalonia to solve administrative economic, civil and military problems. In early 1849, seeing the impossibility of winning the war, he wen (en)
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| - Josep Masgoret i Marcó (Miramar, Alt Camp, 1820, ? - 1883) fou un dels principals cabdills carlins a Catalunya en la Segona Guerra Carlina. Malgrat que era un dels propietaris més acabalats del Camp de Tarragona, va decidir abandonar hisendes i família i, amb diners propis i uns quants de rebuts de la , reuní el 1838 una partida de quasi mil homes. Fou nomenat comandant del corregiment de Tarragona juntament amb en Maties de Vall i el Llarg de Copons. Intervingué a la guerra dels Set Anys, en la qual obtingué fama de persona "fina, generosa i il·lustrada". En acabar la contesa, era general de brigada. Patí l'exili, però retornà per lluitar a la Guerra dels Matiners l'1 d'abril de 1848, com a comandant general de les forces carlines de Catalunya, amb caràcter interí, a l'espera de Cabrera, integrant-se en el seu quarter general, en qualitat de segon cap. Participà en la restauració de la Generalitat de Catalunya -la Diputació de Catalunya-, primera institució d'autogovern des del 1714 per a solucionar els problemes administratius, econòmics, civils i militars, i se li reconegué la seva tasca de planificador. A principi de 1849 veient la impossibilitat de guanyar la guerra, s'exilià a França. (ca)
- Josep Masgoret i Marcó ( (Alt Camp), c. 1820–1883) was one of the main warlords of the Carlists of Catalonia in the Second Carlist War. Although he was one of the most wealthy owners of Tarragona, he decided to abandon his family and in 1838, was appointed commander of Tarragona with Vall and Llarg de Copons. He participated in the Seven Years' War, which earned him a considerable reputation. After the war he was promoted to brigadier general. He went into exile for some time, but returned to fight in the War of the Early Risers (Second Carlist War) (1846–49) on 1 April 1848 as commanding general of the Carlist forces. He organized a form of Council of Catalonia to solve administrative economic, civil and military problems. In early 1849, seeing the impossibility of winning the war, he went into exile in France where he later died in 1883. (en)
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