Movilización del catolicismo. El Partido Unión católica en Costa Rica, 1889-1897, de Esteban Sánchez Solano
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Movilización del catolicismo. El Partido Unión católica en Costa Rica, 1889-1897, de Esteban Sánchez Solano. San José: Editorial de la Universidad de Costa Rica, Colecciones del Pacífico, Colección de Estudios sobre las Creencias y las Religiosidades, Serie Religión y Política, 2023. 458 páginas. ISBN 978-9930-608-20-3.
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Sánchez Solano, Esteban. Movilización del catolicismo. El Partido Unión católica en Costa Rica, 1889-1897. San José: Editorial de la Universidad de Costa Rica, Colecciones del Pacífico, Colección de Estudios sobre las Creencias y las Religiosidades, Serie Religión y Política, 2023.
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