Don Juan De Palafox Y Mendoza: Su Virreinato En La Nueva España, Sus Contiendas Con Los Pp. Jesuitas, Sus Partidarios En Puebla, Sus Apariciones, Sus

The most famous cathedrals in Europe are being ransacked in a strange succession of events. Relics of the Passion of Christ disappear and are replaced by copies while the Vatican and the police are powerless to prevent it. At the same time, Europol start looking into the mysterious killings of two university professors whose only apparent connection is their specialisation, the roots of Christianity in Ethiopia. Embroiled in a series of events that are spiralling out of control, the main characters are faced with an obscure sect set on seeing the apocalypse foretold by their leader come into...

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VERNICE GRAJEDA ACABA DE GRADUARSE DE MOUNT SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE EN LOS ANGELES CON UN DOBLE B.A. EN ESTUDIOS HISPÁNICOS Y CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS, Y COMENZARA SUS ESTUDIOS GRADUADOS EL PRÓXIMO OTOÑO. ESTE ES SU PRIMER LIBRO, RESULTADO DE LA INVESTIGACIÓN REALIZADA PARA SU TESIS EN ESTUDIOS HISPÁNICOS. EN EL EXPRESA SU INTERÉS POR EL TEMA JUDÍO EN CONTACTO CON OTRAS RELIGIONES Y CULTURAS ANTES DE LA DIÁSPORA SEFARDITA, Y DEMUESTRA LA COMPLEJIDAD DE ESTOS CONTACTOS Y RELACIONES. AUNQUE LE ENCANTA VIVIR EN LA COSTA OESTE, ESTÁ DISPUESTA A CONOCER EL MUNDO EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Y EUROPA...

Con un énfasis en los procesos históricos, a través del acontecer cotidiano de los chilenos, el profesor Sergio Villalobos, Premio Nacional de Historia y Docente de la Facultad de Humanidades y Educación de la Universidad Andrés Bello y de la Universidad de Chile, da cuenta de una nueva visión del período colonial.