Uncategorized

Breve historia de la guerra moderna (Spanish Edition)

Want to Read saving….

Breve Historia de la Guerra Antigua y Medieval by F. Xavier Hernández Cardona

Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. This book tries to inform about the main facts and battles of this war that is known as the beginnig of the modern Spain.


  • Ganz normal hochbegabt: Leben als hochbegabter Erwachsener (Fachratgeber Klett-Cotta) (German Edition).
  • Sapphire Den (1).
  • Coping With An Alcoholic-Tips To Help You Learn How To Cope With Alcoholics (Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Book 2);

Paperback , pages. Published March 30th by Ediciones Nowtilus first published March 1st To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book.

This book is not yet featured on Listopia. It's the classic War of the Worlds in Spanish. I'm trying to learn more Spanish. This has helped me increase my vocabulary and I remember the English version so my Spanish reading comprehension is developing too.

Breve Historia de la Guerra Antigua y Medieval

Wells utiliza una prosa bien detallada de como los marcianos nos invaden. Muy buena historia, no deja de sorprenderte el autor con esta lectura llena de diferentes emociones con respecto a lo desconocido para el ser humano. I am sure it was fantastic reading it when it came out. But now it is outdated, except for Wells lovers, literatura students, etc.

Get to Know Us. Amazon Web Services Goodreads Shopbop. Delivery and Returns see our delivery rates and policies.

The king allowed this, with the caveat that he should delay doing so until the war was over. Although local resistance to the first creation of the viceroyalty was relatively limited, in the s, the threat, followed by the reality, of war allowed for the consolidation of viceregal rule. The attacks on the settlements themselves, rather than simply upon vessels and trade routes as had been the case during the previous wars of the century, allowed the crown simultaneously to portray reform as necessary to military success and opposition as akin to treason.

War also meant that despite his desire to return to Spain Eslava remained viceroy for ten years; like the prolonged tenures of Antonio de Mendoza in New Spain and the Infante Don Enrique in Catalonia, this must have helped to institutionalize the new viceroyalty.

Categories

The importance of war in consolidating reform was equally visible on the commercial front. The consolidation of the system of registros , instead of yearly fleets, did not only deliver a major blow to the Consulado of Cadiz but constituted the most significant transformation in Spanish American trade.

by Francisco Xavier Hern?ndez Cardona | PB | Acceptable

This list included those strategic provinces along the coastlines which had been served by military officers since the s—such as Cartagena, Panama, Portobello, Santa Marta, Maracaibo or Cumana—but added a number of internal provinces that had until then continued to be sold to the higher bidder: At the same time, the creation of the viceroyalty seems to have increased royal authority within the region, reducing conflict and increasing the collection of revenue.

It was partly the result of measures undertaken by Eslava and his successors to reduce tax evasion and to simplify the collection of existing taxes. It is less clear whether contraband abated with the creation of the viceroyalty.