Luis E. Íñigo Fernández Boeken

This books essential for learning about the history of Mexico because it gives a brief and concise picture of the nation's development. By taking a journey that ranges from the first settlers to the present day readers can obtain full information about the main events that occurred in each epoch. The peopling of America by nomadic hunters (20,000 B.C.), pre-Hispanic cultures, the Conquest, Spanish dominance during the Viceroyalty, Independence, the first Empire, the war with the United States, the French intervention, the administration of Juárez, the Porfiriato, the Mexican Revolution and the present time are all described simply and understandably for readers thanks to the wide knowledge the author has of the subject.

Delving into the naval battle of Lepanto, this work provides a minute-by-minute account of one of history's most controversial maritime confrontations. It introduces key figures, fleets, and ships involved in the 16th-century struggle for naval supremacy between the Spanish and Ottomans. Readers will explore the interior of a galley and experience a day at sea with its crew. This concise volume uniquely consolidates essential information, offering a comprehensive understanding of the battle that significantly altered Europe's trajectory.

La vibrante crónica de la humanidad y los grandes cambios que han ido marcando la evolución de las distintas civilizaciones. Una visión global de la evolución cultural y social que permite entender el mundo de nuestros dias