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España y Cataluña : historia de una pasión

by Henry Kamen

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A good point of view from a well known spanish historician: Henry Kamen who has already published several books concerning this subject. It´s a analysis of some historic facts that are currently very popular because of all the independence movement. He analyses some aspects such as: the british rol in the "Guerra de Sucesion". He gives clues and facts on the idea that this war had not been a civil war but a world war that has taken place in Spain. Very interesting book and I also agree in his points of views.
  reirem | Oct 25, 2015 |
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