CIRO EL GRANDE: UN GENTIL PROVIDENCIAL EN LA HISTORIA DE LA SALVACIÓN

Un sentido de ironía poética se registra cuando se aprende que Escocia nunca ganó una batalla militar importante cuando las probabilidades estaban a su favor.

Lorenzo de Zavala fue uno de los participantes más enigmáticos en la configuración del México independiente y una de las figuras más polémicas del siglo XIX mexicano. Defendió la independencia de México pero acabó como vicepresidente de la efímera República de Texas, renunciando a su nacionalidad.

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"Although exhaustively researched, book is too detailed and not well written. Work does not focus on Cuba directly; rather, it studies the powerful influence of Cuban proslavery interests in the fight against reforms and abolition carried on by Valencia's urban patriarchs"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.