Congreso de Historia y Geografia Hispano-Americanas Celebrado en Sevilla en Abril de 1914

La fascinante historia de la evolución de la Corona de Castilla del siglo X al XVIII. Desde Alfonso VI y la conquista de Toledo, los Trastámara y la caída del reino de Granada hasta el Siglo de Oro y esplendor de la Monarquía Hispánica y su expansión europea, americana y asiática. Una historia política y cultural de Castilla desde una perspectiva historiográfica novedosa. La Corona de Castilla tuvo durante la época medieval y moderna una gran evolución. Desde la Reconquista y la monarquía hispánica a la expulsión de los moriscos, de Isabel I y el Gobierno de los primeros...

Una colección de historias fascinantes -y reales- en torno a un deporte que levanta pasiones: El ritmo de la cancha es un viaje alrededor del mundo y a través de la historia Sam Balter se subió en 1936 a un barco en el puerto de Manhattan que le llevó al epicentro de la infamia. El rey Faruq I le robó un sable al Sha de Persia y el reloj a Churchill. Big Don puso a bailar a la parroquia afroamericana de la bahía de San Francisco. En Argentina, el mago Mandrake realizaba sus trucos mientras una generación desaparecía de su tiempo. Imelda Marcos guardaba en su ropero 3.000 pares de...

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