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Los cinco ensayos que componen este libro analizan el proceso de adhesión al fascismo de las colectividades italianas como un aspecto crucial de la historia de los países de la región e indispensable para entender tanto la coyuntura entre las dos guerras mundiales como los eventos posbélicos. Debido al juicio negativo que implica, el fascismo italiano en las naciones del subcontinente fue un campo de investigación descuidado. La utilización de fuentes nuevas, como documentos de los archivos de los países sudamericanos y de la prensa local, provee una perspectiva novedosa.

El primero de estos estudios pasa revista a los reglamentos militares que elabor la corona espa ola para el gobierno de las llamadas tierras de guerra viva; el segundo se ocupa de los indios gentiles que viv an en tierra despoblada, y el tercero revive la rivalidad entre Don Bernardo de Bonav a y F lix Mar a Calleja.

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Bernal Díaz del Castillo (1492-1584) was a foot soldier in the army of Mexico's conqueror Hernán Cortés. The first edition of his True History of the Conquest of New Spain (as it was entitled in a later English translation) was published in Madrid in 1632 from a manuscript copy sent to Spain shortly after the author's death. Written in a highly accessible style, and describing the experiences of the troops themselves rather than seeing events from an officer's perspective, the work became even more successful than the official accounts and went through many editions and translations. The...