Introducción a la historia de España

The Prince, by Niccolo Machiavelli is one of his most celebrated works regarding western philosophy and politics. It constitutes a polemic and irreverent way of thinking that is a bit ironic but always lucid. You'll be captivated by a timeless assessment of power, status, and their origins, as well as how these are legitimized.

Cuando se inició la transición en pro de lograr una democracia para España, sus primeros compases estuvieron regodeados de un temor constante a que se produjera un golpe de Estado propiciado por algún militar resabiado, de los que estaban en contra de que se aprobaran las comunidades autónomas de las que se hacía principal responsable a Cataluña. En cuanto al golpe del 23F, al final solo se trató de un tongo propiciado para salvaguardar aquella anhelada democracia.

Análisis de la trayectoria del linaje desde 1374 a 1474, período que encierra de principio a fin dos ejes argumentales de extraordinario interés: los vínculos de la Casa de Arcos con la monarquía y las relaciones con el linaje de Guzmán, su eterno rival. En ambos casos, el objeto de deseo y de discordia es la propia ciudad de Sevilla.

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