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Andrew Burnet
50 discursos que marcaram o mundo moderno [EPUB ebook]

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Ao longo da história, grandes discursos produziram grandes mudanças e deram voz a importantes transformações, seja incitando a violência ou reafirmando o controle político, seja restaurando a paz e assegurando a liberdade. Abarcando oradores dos séculos XX e XXI, esta seleção, organizada cronologicamente, contempla desde a sufragista britânica Emmeline Pankhurst, passando por Lenin, Gandhi, Joseph Goebbels, Einstein, Khrushchev, Che Guevara, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Mandela, Ulysses Guimarães e Bin Laden, entre outros.

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Andrew Burnet é jornalista, editor e escritor freelance. Vive atualmente em Edimburgo.

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Language Portuguese ● Format EPUB ● Pages 328 ● ISBN 9788525439017 ● File size 0.8 MB ● Translator Janaína Marcoantonio ● Publisher L&PM Editores ● City Porto Alegre ● Country BR ● Published 2019 ● Edition 2 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 8923460 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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