A la vera de las independencias de la América Hispánica

"Presents an extraordinary and supportive biography about the memorable Flora Tristán and her untiring battle against social injustices, furnishing a critical celebration of female courage, intelligence and determination."

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La historia del rey de los reyes es la última obra en la que trabajó fray José de Sigüenza, cuyos últimos capítulos estaban inconclusos cuando le sobrevino la muerte en 1606. Pese a ello, la gran cantidad de texto conservada permite conocer con claridad las directrices ideológicas, intelectuales y estéticas del último gran proyecto seguntino, caracterizado por la particular impronta formal que este insuflaba a sus textos y por el seguimiento fiel de los modelos de autoridad, Montano sobre todo.

Año 490 a. C. Mieto, una ciudad ubicada en la península de Anatolia, se encuentra bajo el dominio persa desde hace años. Los políticos de la ciudad llevan un tiempo negociando con las polis griegas y otras ciudades de la zona, y están preparados para declarar la guerra a los persas e iniciar una revolución. Anfímaco, un joven de Mileto, se ve envuelto en esta, y, impulsado por su tío, se une a las fuerzas de la ciudad para luchar contra su enemigo. Sin embargo, se enfrenta al mayor imperio que el mundo ha conocido, y no hay más que una pequeña esperanza de victoria. Entonces,...

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