Cultura liberal, México y España 1860-1930

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Entre enero y julio de 1919, tras el final de la primera guerra mundial, dirigentes del mundo entero llegaron a París para organizar una paz duradera. En esa Conferencia de Paz, los "tres grandes" –el presidente estadounidense Woodrow Wilson, más los primeros ministros de Inglaterra y Francia, David Lloyd George y Georges Clemenceau– se enfrentaban a una tarea gigantesca: poner en pie una Europa en ruinas, obtener de Alemania unas gravosas reparaciones de guerra, detener el avance de la reciente Revolución rusa y gestionar el inestable equilibrio de poderes tras la desaparición de los ...

El Libro De Los Muertos es una coleccion de textos funerarios de los antiguos egipcios. Traducido por primera vez al espanol, prologado y anotado por Juan Bautista Bergua que permite al lector un mejor entendimiento de su contenido, el contexto en que fue desarrollado y su importancia historica. El origen de "El Libro de los Muertos," nombre dado al texto por el egiptologo Karl Richard Lepsius, se encuentra en diversos papiros encontrados en las tumbas egipcias, aunque una parte del texto ha sido tomada directamente de los "Textos de las Piramides," una serie de inscripciones jeroglificas...