El Palacio: Historiography and new perspectives on a pre-Tarascan city of northern Michoacán, Mexico

Almas Atormentadas by John A. Fatherly John A. Fatherley de Chicopee, Massachusetts, USA, es nativo de Darien, Connecticut. Tiene grado académico de Cornell University College of Agriculture (B.S.) y la University of Chicago (M.A.T.). Miembro del Centro Presidencial Rutherford B. Hayes de Fremont, Ohio. Miembro de la Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Taraija, Bolivia. Libros escritos: Escribió 13 libros sobre historia y biografías, de los cuales cuatro en español, tratan de la historia de Latinoamérica, como son: Revelaciones y Reflexiones (Laudo Hayes – 1878), Almas Atormentadas (La...

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