La técnica en el mundo antiguo

Pa s de un solo hombre: el M xico de Santa Anna es el t tulo general de una obra en tres vol menes. Este primer tomo, la ronda de los contrarios, se refiere por igual a un tiempo, a un espacio y a un personaje. el tiempo: los ltimos a os de la Colonia y los primeros de la Independencia. En cuanto al personaje, Antonio L pez de Santa Anna, se adue de tal manera de aquel tiempo y de aquel espacio que por eso este libro no podr a titularse de otro modo.

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