Cuba en el imaginario de los Estados Unidos

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Calificado como fórmula rígida del eremitismo, el emparedamiento se desarrolló con gran adaptabilidad, dentro de una gran proliferación de fórmulas religiosas, más entre las mujeres que entre los hombres. Se realizaba en celdas adosadas a iglesias y cementerios, en hospitales y monasterios, en puentes y en murallas, localizadas en el centro urbano o en su derredor; pero siempre provocando un gran impacto sobre la sociedad que les rodeaba. Celdas dependientes de concejos o de iglesias, celdas independientes, pequeños habitáculos (identificados con sepulcros), con dos ventanillas (una...

Al conocer del alzamiento del 10 de Octubre de 1868, M?ximo G?mez se present? en los campamentos Cubanos en calidad de soldado, sin hacer menci?n de sus conocimientos militares; en pocas semanas le otorgaron el grado de Sargento. A los pocos d?as de su incorporaci?n, tras la hist?rica carga al machete del 26 de Octubre en Pinos de Baire, M?ximo G?mez fue identificado como uno de los m's capaces jefes del Ej?rcito Libertador Cubano; los propios Espa?oles lo reconocieron como "... el guerrillero m's grande de Am?rica." Esta es una historia de la Guerra de los 10 A?os, seg?n narrada en su Diario ...

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