Cataluña, España y la madre que las parió

"Effective historical sociology of migration from Catalonia to the Americas - especially to Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Argentina - emphasizes importance of family networks. Impressive combination of archival research and broad reading of parallel migration studies; thoroughly footnoted"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

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A finales de 1776, apenas seis meses después de la histórica Declaración de Independencia de los Estados Unidos, la Revolución americana agonizaba. Nueva York había caído y el Ejército Continental de George Washington se batía en retirada. Filadelfia, sede del Congreso Continental, parecía tener las horas contadas. La recién nacida nación norteamericana carecía de marina, de artillería que se preciara, de preparación militar, de pólvora... y de posibilidades reales de derrotar a Gran Bretaña; al menos por sí sola. Hermanos de armas. La intervención de España y Francia que...

This volume synthesises and analyses all of the archaeological evidence relating to Phoenician and Punic settlement in Cadiz.