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Dionisio de Herrera, el prócer olvidado

Dionisio de Herrera, el prócer olvidado

Rafael Heliodoro Valle / Ramón Oquelí / Rómulo E Durón

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Colección Erandique
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Historia
ISBN:
9798892671903

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'Todo lo he sacrificado por la Patria', escribiría el prócer Dionisio de Herrera en una de sus cartas. Y en otra, enviada al sabio Valle, le da detalles de un atentado que casi le cuesta la vida. 'Vas a horrorizarte. E13 de este, a las 2 de la mañana me tiraron 5 balazos por las ventanas de mi casa. Unos de los balazos rompieron el pabellón de la cama de mi mujer, escapando ella como por milagro, pues hacía medio minuto que se había quitado del lugar por donde había estado sentada con un hijito de pecho'.Este libro quiere rescatar a Dionisio de Herrera (el estadista, el Jefe de Estado, el hombre de leyes, el perseguido político), del olvido en el que, lamentablemente, se encuentra. Es, además, un homenaje a algunos de los grandes hombres que escribieron sobre la obra y vida del prócer.

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