Diré adiós a los señores (Spanish Edition)

Una crónica detallada, pero sencilla y apasionante, sobre la vida cotidiana de los mexicanos durante el imperio de Maximiliano y Carlota.A partir de una documentación exhaustiva, Orlando Ortiz nos describe cómo era el día a día en el país, pero no se detiene a detallar las actividades, rituales o ceremonias del emperador y la corte.Retrata la sociedad en sus diferentes estratos y vemos aparecer soldados, prostitutas, mineros, aguadores, comerci...

By Orlando Ortiz
File Size: 802 KB
Print Length: 215 pages
Publisher: Punto de Lectura (August 31, 2007)
Publication Date: August 31, 2007
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: Spanish
ASIN: B006GF50C6
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Format: PDF ePub djvu ebook

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