by Eduardo Montagut · EDITATUM · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788419731494
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This book by Eduardo Montagut, part of the GuíaBurros collection, offers an exhaustive analysis of liberalism in Spain from the Courts of Cádiz to the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera. The work explores the defense of individual freedom within neutral political structures, a principle born from the union of the Enlightenment and Christian natural law. It examines the social changes of the time, including the repeal of the Salic Law and the arrival to the throne of Amadeo de Saboya, all in the context of the loss of colonial power by Spain. With a didactic style, the author provides a fundamental understanding of liberalism and its influence on Spanish history to the present.
