De toponimia… y topónimos.

Una extraordinaria historia de los imperios que nos recuerda lo que las potencias de hoy pueden aprender de las potencias de ayer. Los otomanos, los mogoles, los manchúes, los británicos, los soviéticos, los japoneses y los nazis... Todos los imperios que construyeron estaban destinados a ser eternos; y todos cayeron. Sin embargo, como John Darwin muestra en este magnífico libro, su ambición imperial creó el mundo que hoy conocemos. La muerte del gran emperador turco-mongol Tamerlán en 1405 supuso un punto de inflexión en la historia universal. Tamerlán fue el último de los...

Diverse fiscal mechanisms influenced in the native family structure, that this book studies in one of the most representative zones of the New Kingdom of Granada during the colony.

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"Beautifully produced compilation of essays on the society and city life of Buenos Aires at the turn of the century. Urban historians will appreciate Juan José Sebreli's piece on the middle-class 'habitat' and Ernesto Goldar's on 'la mala vida.'"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.