Cómo nacen los pueblos. Una comparación de las colonias alemanas de Nueva Helvecia (Uruguay) y Pozuzo (Perú)

Resultat d'una àmplia labor de síntesi i relexió històrica. S'inicia amb els Reis Catòlics, amb l'engany del matrimoni de Ferran i Isabel. Un argument prou gruixut per a proposar al lector una primera relexió, que després tindrà continuïtat en els monarques posteriors (Carles I-Carles V; Felip I-Felip II; Felip II de Catalunya-Felip III de Castella...) fins a arribar a la guerra de Successió. A partir d'aquell 1714 ja no hi ha engany: els catalans perden la guerra, són sotmesos i el Decret de Nova Planta deixa ben clares les noves condicions que els són imposades. La darrera part...

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“Su autor, Carlos Roca, hace gala de unos amplios conocimientos sobre la época pero también sabe conferir a su obra un aire de novela de aventuras que engancha. Y su pasión por el referente para escribir este libro, Las minas del Rey Salomón, de Rider Haggard, se trasmite al lector de una forma casi mágica." (Web Anika entre libros) “Este libro no tiene desperdicio. Cada nota a pie de página es imprescindible y aleccionadora. Y nos deja muchas historias bosquejadas que merecen un libro para ellas solas como la homosexualidad de Cecil Rhodes y la historia de amor que vivió con el...

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