Aldea 1936

Jos Luis Mart nez, director de la Academia Mexicana de la Lengua y gran erudito, presenta aqu las mocedades de quien llegar a a ser uno de los personajes m s pol micos de nuestra historia, su estancia en el Caribe, la expedici n a M xico y un an lisis de las Cartas de relaci n.

Son muchos lo que recuerdan a Daniel Cosio Villegas como el periodista que desde las paginas de Excelsior alzo energicamente la voz en momentos en extremo dificiles para el pais. Otros lo situan como uno de los fundadores y el primer director del Fondo de Cultura Economica, o al frente de El Colegio de Mexico, dedicado a su tarea de historiador-escritor, o bien como economista. Sus facetas son multiples, aunque a Cosio le complacia, sobre todo, ser conocido como el autor y director de los diez tomos de la Historia moderna de Mexico.

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