by José M. Hernández (Author), Monseñor Agustín Román (Author)
F lix Varela y Morales (La Habana, Cuba, 1788 - San Agustin, Florida, Estados Unidos, 1853) tambi n conocido como el Padre Varela, fue un sacerdote, maestro, escritor, fil sofo y pol tico cubano que tuvo una importancia esencial en la vida intelectual, pol tica y religiosa en la Cuba de la primera mitad del siglo XIX. El hombre que ense a pensar a los cubanos. En este libro los escritos que escribi en su peri dico EL HABANERO (Filadelfia, 1824-1825; New York, 1825-1826), considerado como la primera manifestaci n revolucionaria de car cter period stico entre los cubanos. Llam a los cubanos a ocuparse de la suerte de la patria y a operar con energ a para ser libres.
F lix Varela y Morales (Havana, Cuba, 1788 - San Agustin, Florida, United States, 1853) also known as Father Varela, was a Cuban priest, teacher, writer, philosopher and politician who had a greatl importance in the intellectual, political and religious life in Cuba during the first half of the 19th century. He is considered "the man who taught Cubans to think". This book contains the writings he published in his newspaper EL HABANERO (Philadelphia, 1824-1825; New York, 1825-1826), and it is considered the first journalistic revolutionary manifestation among Cubans. He called on Cubans to take care of the fate of the country and to operate with energy to be free.