Los exploradores españoles del siglo XVI

Han transcurrido tres décadas desde que se publicaron los cuatro volúmenes de Luis Emilio Recabarren. Escritos de Prensa, tarea amplia y compleja emprendida hacia mediados de los años 1980 por Ximena Cruzat Amunátegui y Eduardo Devés Valdési. Hoy damos a conocer esta reedición de aquel trabajo manteniendo íntegramente el contenido del mismo, introduciendo leves ajustes en la secuencia de algunos conjuntos de artículos que, por tratarse esta de una edición en un solo libro, ya no correspondía separarlos, tal como se dio hace treinta años.

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We studied the important events in the life and work of Puerto Rican scientist and politician Narciso Rabell Cabrero (1873-1928). He lived in the turmoil of the change of sovereignty from the Spain regime to the United States of America regime during the American-Hispanic War of 1898. Despite this turmoil, he made contributions in the natural history of Puerto Rico, especially in paleontology, archaeology, pharmacy, botany and politics. Rabell Cabrero was a man without boundaries. A genealogical summary is also provided.

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