La historia detrás de Luisito Rey

Arturo Zancada y Conchillos (1847-1912), zaragozano de nacimiento pero altoaragonés (más concretamente barbastrense) de fuero y adopción, llegaría a ser uno de los principales patrocinadores de la vida cultural y literaria de la Restauración española merced al impulso de sus dos grandes empresas periodísticas, La Ilustración Militar (1880-1884) y su sucesora La Ilustración Nacional (1884-1901). Esta monografía pretende esclarecer tanto la biografía de aquel militar Zancada -que en 1868 había fundado ya El Barbastrense-, y su decidido impulso liberal dentro y fuera del Ejército,...

José Luis Trueba investigates the controversial life of the Tlaotani ("King" in Aztec culture) Moctezuma II, especially in the lesser-known events that preceded the Spanish conquests. From the dangerous circumstances of his birth to his encounter with Hernán Cortés, passing through his education, military career, and political actions, Moctezuma is a complex portrait of a man that passed from adored to defeated in dizzying succession.

Great men were once children, and perhaps, they even desired to have everything we now have at arm's reach. Some were born into poverty; others were orphaned and cared for by relatives or institutions. Extreme scarcity or social turmoil was often a part of their daily lives. However, these greats allowed themselves to envision a better future and follow their dreams. They worked incessantly to make their visions a reality. As a result, they've gifted humanity with proof that dreams do come true.

Provides a collection of quotations that reflect the political views and values of America's forty-fourth president.