La disputa del Nuevo Mundo

Manuel Álvarez Tardío y Roberto Villa García, dos historiadores españoles de la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, son los autores de un libro que cambiará nuestra perspectiva de las elecciones de febrero de 1936, que dieron la victoria al Frente Popular, describiendo y demostrando la existencia de fraude electoral y el ambiente de extrema violencia que imperó en los meses anteriores y posteriores. Un libro que causará polémica y debates encendidos.

La conquista de América no concluyó nunca. Hasta el fin de su presencia en las Indias los españoles convivieron con “indios bravos” que controlaban muchas de las tierras del continente. Este gran libro, del que el profesor Saeger ha dicho “que será leído por muchas generaciones”, recorre esta inmensa frontera que iba desde Chile hasta California y nos describe, combinando una asombrosa erudición con una narración ágil y fluida, las complejas relaciones de los españoles con estos pueblos. Relaciones que eran en ocasiones de paz, reconociendo a gobiernos autónomos tribales, y...

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