Bolivar, Miranda, O'higgins, San Martin

Este volumen sobre la Vitoria de los s. XV al XIX se asoma a la vida de las gentes que la poblaron desde la óptica de su relación con el espacio físico, la ciudad misma. Cada grupo refleja sus valores, actividades, necesidades e intereses, hasta derivar en esa ciudad capaz de asimilar varias a un tiempo: la que nacía de la 'obligación de aparentar' propia de la elite nobiliar; las gentes del comercio; los clérigos; los artesanos, cuyas actividades no hacían ya a las calles; los labradores, trabajadores en los campos circundantes a una ciudad para ellos mero dormitorio; los marginados,...

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