Discurso Sobre La Historia Uniuersal: Para Explicar La Continuacion de la Religion Y Las Varias Mutaciones de Los Imperios ...

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El respetado erudito William Bennett vuelve a poner al corriente aEstados Unidos con su herencia en el segundo volumen de América: La última esperanza. Estainteresante narrativa corta las telarañas del tiempo, la memoria y elpreponderante cinismo para dar un nuevo ímpetu a Estados Unidos mediante unpatriotismo informado. El segundo volumen de Bennett continúa la historianorteamericana donde la dejó el volumen 1, en los albores de la Primera GuerraMundial. La historia conmovedora de Bennett lleva a los lectores a través dedías lúgubres, resaltando las tragedias, los triunfos, el...

Cuatro historias narradas por cuatro mujeres anónimas que vivieron los años de la Independencia de nuestro país: una madre que se pone frente al cañón por sus hijos, una monja que pensaba que iba a ser santa antes de enfrentarse a la guerra en Navidad, una cartagenera que cambia de identidad para dejar atrás el hambre, y una mujer llanera que contribuye con bienes y dinero a la causa. Este libro de aventura, basado en documentos históricos, escrito por Catalina Navas e ilustrado por Carolina Alarcón, cuenta una manera diferente de ver la historia oficial que ya conocemos. Esta serie...

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