El legado de la Reforma Liberal
by Gustavo Zelaya
1996
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"Examines ideas underlying Honduras' 19th-century liberal reform, with particular attention to Ramón Rosa, Marco Aurelio Soto, and Adolfo Zúñiga. Addresses sociohistorical context, connections between positivism and liberalism, and how ideas laid basis for dependent capitalism and 'progress.' Ambitious for length, but worth reading"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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