An erudite analysis of San Martíns notions of political freedom. Sketches Enlightenment philosophies that influenced the future liberator as a young student in Spain, and the idealism he carried with him throughout the wars for independence. Concludes that San Martíns selfless dedication in pursuit of a nearly utopian sense of liberty was precisely what marked him as a national hero –Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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