Libro azul de Colombia. Blue book of Colombia

Los apaches, pueblo del sudoeste de EE.UU., erraron por montañas y desiertos sin abandonar la vida nómada. Carecían de gobierno, adoraban a la naturaleza y evitaban las ceremonias. Divididos en bandas, vivían en sus territorios de caza. Místicos y materialistas al tiempo, creían en fuerzas sobrenaturales y en el "poder contra los enemigos", que les capacitaba, según la tradición, para derrotar a los adversarios. Se decía que algunos hombres sabios -como Gerónimo, jefe mítico- tenían capacidades adivinatorias. Aunque nunca fueron muy numerosos, los apaches resistieron con éxito a...

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1900-1914: quince años vertiginosos que desembocaron en una guerra. Una década y media en la que la ciencia, el arte, la literatura, la música, la arquitectura dieron algunos de los mejores frutos del siglo que entonces comenzaba. Nombres como Albert Eins

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