Novedades del último mes en ebook de Historia de los paises de América

Un viaje de tres semanas terminó convirtiéndose en trece meses de confinamiento en Caracas. Lo que comenzó como una visita familiar quedó atrapado entre el cierre del espacio aéreo y la incertidumbre de una ciudad desolada. Desde el encierro hasta las largas caminatas de diez kilometros diarios, el autor narra en once cronicas como la capital venezolana se fue transformando en un escenario surreal: peligrosa y familiar, devastada y vital a la vez. A traves de la observacion y la experiencia directa, los textos que componen este libro son un testimonio intimo y colectivo: una mirada que no juzga, solo observa, y que convierte la experiencia personal en un retrato vibrante de la Venezuela contemporanea.

Un viejo mapa que detalla un secreto escondido en un archipiélago oculto del Caribe. Acción, aventura, romance y sacrificio.

This book tells the story of the U.S. Constitution as a living documentone that began as ink on parchment and became the shared framework of a nation still writing its story. The Living Charter follows how the ideas of freedom, balance, and amendment grew from debate into design, and from compromise into continual reinvention.It opens in Philadelphia, 1787: a sweltering room, thirteen states in conflict, and fifty-five delegates wrestling with the limits of power. Youll see the drafting, the argument, and the vote through vivid narrative and rich illustration. The book then follows the text itselfarticle by articleshowing how each idea was tested by history. The result is not a legal manual but a visual, human journey through time.

Um panorama original da história contemporânea. O segundo volume da Coleção História Contemporânea propõe um olhar abrangente, atualizado e acessível sobre os processos históricos mundiais mais relev

Um panorama original da história contemporânea. O primeiro volume da Coleção História Contemporânea propõe um olhar abrangente, atualizado e acessível sobre os processos históricos mundiais mais rele

The Lakota and Dakota are among the most famous indigenous peoples of North America. Known as "Sioux", they were feared for their fierce resistance to the advance of white Americans. Today, they are no longer fighting the U.S. Cavalry, but poverty, alcoholism, racism, and pipelines. "Broken Hoop" describes their history from the first contact with Europeans until today - their wanderings, their development from horticulture farmers to nomads on horseback, their fight for their land and their way of life, and their dealing with the modern world.