Opusculos, 3, by Alexandre Herculano, is a collection of essays reflecting the author's views on Portuguese history and politics. Herculano, a significant figure in 19th-century Portuguese literature and historiography, brings his critical perspective to bear on various aspects of Portuguese society and its past. These essays offer insights into the intellectual and political debates of his time.

Readers interested in Portuguese history, literature, and political thought will find these writings insightful and relevant. Herculano's enduring legacy as a historian and essayist makes this collection a valuable resource for understanding Portugal's historical trajectory.

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