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A setenta años del inicio de la Guerra Civil, el presente libro ofrece una estudio del mito político franquista por antonomasia: el del Alzamiento Nacional del 18 de julio de 1936. Repasa la literatura y la cinematografía más significativas sobre la guerra y analiza algunos de los mitos y distorsiones de los vencedores aún vigentes: su inevitabilidad, la leyenda de Badajoz, la gesta del Alcázar, el papel de sus intelectuales tomando a Pemán y Unamuno como modelos, la confusa cuestión de la memoria y el olvido, etc. El autor pone de manifiesto cómo el recuerdo e influencia de la...

Ese libro nos presenta, apoyado en fuentes inglesas, a los diversos protagonistas britanicos en la Nueva Espana durante el primer siglo de colonizacion. Fuente fundamental de este analisis fueron las cronicas del geografo ingles Richard Hakluyt, quien durante el periodo isabelino recogio y difundio gran cantidad de testimonios viajeros, particularmente ingleses, fomentando las empresas de exploracion ultramarina sobre tierras remotas, desconocidas y extranas, como aquellas de la Nueva Espana.