Historia de la conquista de México

Luis Eduardo Nieto Caballero (1888-1957), profesor de economía política y hacienda pública en el Externado de Colombia, entre 1920 y 1956, publicó una reseña sobre U Olimpo radical en la que, entre otros aspectos, afirmó: "Se llena de espíritu de luz en la contemplación del cuadro que el doctor Eduardo Rodríguez Piñeres pinto magistralmente con las figuras de algunos de los grandes hombres del liberalismo de antaño. No faltan los caprichos, no faltan los errores, no faltan las sombras. Pero el conjunto deja un saldo de tal manera favorable. del punto de vista de la libertad y del...

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Durante el primer cuarto del siglo XIII, Gengis Kan creó el mayor imperio que ha existido sobre la tierra. Lideró a un pueblo conquistador que tan sólo unas décadas antes estaba formado por pequeños clanes nómadas que desconocían la escritura y se desplazaban por un reducido espacio de las estepas asiáticas. Unificados bajo el liderazgo de Gengis Kan los mongoles sometieron a grandes imperios, como el chino y el persa, y a infinidad de pueblos con efectivos militares muy superiores, riquezas ingentes y culturas milenarias. Fueron conquistadores «sin metáfora», es decir, sin...

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