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Memoria Dirigida Al Excmo. Don Francisco Serrano Y Dominguez; Memoria Sobre El Ramo De Emancipados De La Isla De Cuba (1867)

Memoria Dirigida Al Excmo. Don Francisco Serrano Y Dominguez; Memoria Sobre El Ramo De Emancipados De La Isla De Cuba (1867)

Jose Gutierrez De La Concha

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Kessinger Publishing
Año de edición:
2010
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Antologías (no poéticas)
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9781160190817
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''Memoria Dirigida al Excmo. Don Francisco Serrano y Dom������nguez; Memoria sobre el Ramo de Emancipados de la Isla de Cuba'' es un libro escrito por Jos����� Guti�����rrez de la Concha en 1867. En �����l, el autor presenta una memoria dirigida al entonces presidente del Consejo de Ministros de Espa�����a, Francisco Serrano y Dom������nguez, en la que se hace una revisi������n del estado del ramo de emancipados de la Isla de Cuba. En la memoria, De la Concha realiza un an�����lisis de la situaci������n econ������mica y social de la isla, as������ como de las medidas que se han tomado para mejorar la situaci������n de los emancipados, es decir, de aquellos que hab������an sido esclavos y que hab������an obtenido su libertad. El autor tambi�����n aborda los problemas que se presentan en relaci������n con la educaci������n y la formaci������n de los emancipados, as������ como con la integraci������n de estos en la sociedad cubana.El libro es una fuente valiosa para entender la situaci������n de los emancipados en la Cuba del siglo XIX, as������ como para comprender las pol������ticas que se implementaron para mejorar su situaci������n. Adem�����s, es un testimonio hist������rico de la �����poca y una muestra del pensamiento de los intelectuales y pol������ticos de la �����poca en relaci������n con la cuesti������n de la esclavitud y la emancipaci������n en Cuba.Memoria Sobre El Estado De La Instruccion Publica En La Isla De Cuba; De La Instruccion Publica En La Isla De Cuba; Reforma Municipal De La Isla De Cuba; Memoria Del Excmo. Sr. D. Jose De La Concha; Resena De Lo Ejecutado En La Capitania General. This Book Is In Spanish.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world’s literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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