Codicia, Crónica de una guerra anunciada

ISBN-10: 1635034108
ISBN-13: 9781635034103
Category: Literary Collections
Pages: 256
Language: Spanish
Published: 2015-11-16
Publisher: Punto Rojo Libros
Author: Antonio Villa Cabello

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Cuba 1898 CODICIA. CRÓNICA DE UNA GUERRA ANUNCIADA: CUBA 1898 En el descalabro territorial, político, económico social y moral que sufrió España tras la pérdida de sus últimas colonias en Ultramar, surge un personaje imaginario que pudo haber sido real para ofrecernos episodios reales de la Guerra Hispanoamericana; algunos tristemente recordados, y otros, que por su crudeza, nunca salieron antes a la luz pública. En esta CODICIA, CRÓNICA DE UNA GUERRA ANUNCIADA, CUBA, 1898 se revelan anécdotas y hechos vividos por vencedores y vencidos; tragedias ocurridas en Santiago de Cuba que ya hemos olvidado, especialmente cuando se trata de acontecimientos que afectaron al curso de la historia, y cuyo conflicto bélico entre España y los Estados Unidos creó la nación más poderosa del Planeta. LO QUE AMERICA DESEA POR EL DERECHO QUE NOS DA NUESTRO DESTINO MANIFIESTO, ES EXTENDERNOS HASTA POSEER TODO EL CONTINENTE QUE LA PROVIDENCIA HA PUESTO EN NUESTRAS MANOS PARA DESARROLLAR EL GRAN EXPERIMENTO DE LIBERTAD Y GOBIERNO PROPIO QUE SE NOS HA CONFIADO. National Democratic Review Magazine

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