El océano como paisaje

Un libro imperdible para conocer la historia argentina. Félix Luna entrevista al historiador más importante que dio el país y uno de los más grandes de Latinoamérica.

A bestselling historian recounts the epic clash that ended the Renaissance and pushed Islam to the gates of Vienna In Warriors of God and Dogs of God, James Reston, Jr., brought two epochal events in the struggle between Islam and Christendom to readers eager to understand the roots of the present-day conflict. With his unwavering eye for detail, Reston now weaves a captivating narrative that examines a pivotal period in that centuries- long war, which found Europe at its most vulnerable and Islam on the attack. This saga of colliding worlds is propelled by two astonishing young...

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23 de enero de 1516, Fernando el Católico fallecía en Madrigalejo. Moría como rey de Aragón, Valencia, Sicilia, Nápoles y Navarra, conde de Barcelona y gobernador del reino de Castilla —títulos que dejaba a su hija Juana, reina ya de Castilla—. Fernando había sido un militar de éxito, un amante de la buena vida, un político maquiavélico, un hábil cazador, un conspirador sibilino y un padre que buscó con las alianzas matrimoniales aumentar su poder. Pero por encima de todo fue el primer monarca que ciño todas las coronas que constituyen la España de hoy. En el quinto...