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El descontento político

Edmund Burke
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Descripción editorial

Edmund Burke, uno de los filósofos políticos más importantes, analiza en estas páginas la situación política que lo rodea, ejerce la censura inteligente y muestra su fe en la presencia jurídica y política  del pueblo, al tiempo que endereza sus diatribas en contra  del  partido de la corte.

GÉNERO
Política y actualidad
PUBLICADO
2018
18 de marzo
IDIOMA
ES
Español
EXTENSIÓN
72
Páginas
EDITORIAL
Fondo de Cultura Económica
TAMAÑO
2
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