EL MARMOR EN HISPANIA: EXPLOTACIÓN, USO Y DIFUSIÓN EN ÉPOCA ROMANA

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Manuel Fernández Álvarez narra y describe, con su personal y amena prosa, la vida y obra de Miguel de Cervantes, a la vez que desarrolla todos los acontecimientos de la época, período en el que es experto el autor. Manuel Fernández Álvarez es profesor emérito de la Universidad de Salamanca y académico de número de la Real Academia de la Historia.Otras obras publicadas por el autor: Carlos V, el césar y el hombre; Felipe II y su tiempo; Jovellanos, el patriota; Juana la Loca, la cautiva de Tordesillas; El fraile y la Inquisición; Casadas, monjas, rameras y brujas; Corpus documental...

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