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El Tratado de París / Conferencias pronunciadas en el círculo de la Unión mercantil en los días 22, 24 y 27 de febrero de 1904

By Eugenio Montero Ríos
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Un conjunto de conferencias que analizan el tratado de paz y las causas del derrumbe del imperio colonial español, combinando memoria personal, crítica política e historia. El autor recorre la condición colonial de América y las primeras insurrecciones del siglo XVIII, describe la evolución de Cuba en el siglo XIX, examina la política de la monarquía y juicios de pensadores contemporáneos, relata sus recomendaciones sobre negociaciones y armisticios ante la crisis de 1898, y valora la intervención internacional junto a las alternativas entre autonomía y el sistema de asimilación.

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Eugenio Montero Ríos

Eugenio Montero Ríos was a Spanish politician and writer, known for his contributions to the discourse surrounding international relations in the early 20th century. His notable work, "El Tratado de París / Conferencias pronunciadas en el círculo de la Unión mercantil en los días 22, 24 y 27 de febrero de 1904," reflects his engagement with significant historical events and their implications for commerce and diplomacy. Through his writings, Ríos offered insights into the political climate of his time, making him a relevant figure in the study of Spanish literature and history.

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