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La Historia general de las cosas de la Nueva España reúne los doce libros editados en México por el monje franciscano Bernardino de Sahagún entre 1540 y 1590 a partir de entrevistas con informantes indígenas en Tlatelolco, Texcoco y Tenochtitlan. El mejor manuscrito que se conserva de la obra es el denominado Códice florentino, alojado en los archivos de la Biblioteca Laurenciana de Florencia, una copia de los textos cuya fuente original se perdió, posiblemente destruida por las autoridades españolas. A lo largo de los doce libros que integran la obra se abordan distintas cuestiones...

Convencida de que las biografas estn plagadas de inexactitudes, Jean Rhys, una de las escritoras inglesas ms notables del siglo xx, se propuso escribir la propia; sin embargo, su muerte ocurri antes de que pudiera terminarla. Las cartas que aqu se publican retoman la historia y completan su vida fielmente.

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In this book, Manuel Fernández exposes some of the great chapters in the history of the Templars, exploring their great secrets and bringing to light little-referenced episodes, such as their connection with the Holy Grail and the knights of King Arthur, the existence of two factions within the Order and mysticism within the brotherhood.