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Escritos políticos.
José Ortega y Gasset
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Publisher
Revista de Occidente
Language
Spanish

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Subjects
Politics and government
Places
Spain
Times
1931-1939, 1886-1931

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Escritos políticos.
1973, Revista de Occidente
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Table of Contents

1. Vieja y nuevo política.
2. Le redención de las provincas.
3. Rectificación de la República.

Edition Notes

Published in
Madrid
Series
Colección El Arquero

Classifications

Library of Congress
DP243 .O73 1973

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Pagination
3 v.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5140838M
ISBN 10
8429210669
LCCN
74319479
OCLC/WorldCat
1620059

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