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Manuel Gonzalez Prada (1844–1918) was one of the leading intellectual and literary figures of Peru. His reputation as an essayist extended beyond national boundaries, while at home, these essays—along with his potent speeches— influenced generations of young radicals. For the first time in English, here are the essays, speeches and polemical writings drawn from two of Prada's only books of prose published during his lifetime, together with unpublished manuscripts and works previously printed only in newspapers and magazines. These writings reveal his most important thoughts on the subjects of anarchism, social inequality, indigenous culture, philosophy, and language.
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