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Mazzini
by Denis Mack Smith · · 338 pages
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Pages: 338 pagesAuthor: Denis Mack SmithPublisher: Publisher to be confirmedFormat: PaperbackLanguage: enRelease date: 1/1/1996ISBN: ISBN 9780300068849
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Synopsis of Mazzini
Esta biografía de Giuseppe Mazzini, escrita por Denis Mack Smith, reexamina su impacto ideológico y lo retrata como un vigoroso defensor del patriotismo y una figura preeminente en la lucha por la independencia y la unidad italiana. Sus ideas también lo pusieron en contacto con Marx, Carlyle, Mill y Bakunin. El libro incluye un índice y tiene 338 páginas.
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