Historia universal Siglo XXI.

The Spanish conquest of Mexico was one of the most important campaigns in the Spanish colonization of the Americas. This campaign was initiated by conquistador, Hernan Corts, who invaded Mexico in 1519 and conquered the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan in 1521. This is the story of this conquest and the obssesion of Hernan Cortez in this war.

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In recent years, no History of Spain has been published in a single volume that serves as a reading for the general public and, at the same time, as a manual for students. With the desire to seek the truth, this work appears in which the authors reflect on all the events in which Spain has starred.

Los autores realizan un recorrido por la historia de San Luis Potosí desde el siglo XVI, cuando se convirtió en la ruta de la plata, del comercio y de la evangelización; caminos de la guerra y la paz que recorrió el capitán mestizo Miguel Caldera, quien fundó hacia 1592 la población de San Luis Potosí; territorio de contrastes, con sus auges mineros y la proliferación de sus haciendas; territorio donde la tradición católica se entrelazó con una tradición liberal de las que surgieron precursores que durante el siglo XX señalaron nuevos horizontes para la entidad y el país.