Primera Guerra Mundial

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De ningun pais de America Latina llegaron tantos voluntarios a la guerra civil como de Cuba; quiza en ninguno se viviera el conflicto espanol con tanta pasion, y en ninguno se ha mantenido tan viva la memoria de esa guerra como en Cuba. Este libro estudia el impacto de la contienda espanola en mas de ciento cincuenta escritores de la isla. Algunos eran intelectuales ya consagrados, que viajaron a Espana como periodistas o delegados al Congreso de Escritores Antifascistas. Otros eran diplomaticos que se convirtieron a la fuerza en testigos privilegiados de la guerra, responsabilizandose en la...

"Inventario de los libros que han tenido ingreso en la secretaría de la Real academía," 1922-29, with v. 83, 85, 87, 89, 91-92, 96, 99.

The abolition of judicial torture—alongside the eradication of both slavery and capital punishment—was one of the most consequential issues debated in eighteenth-century continental Europe. A revealing component of this controversial debate was presented in the unpublished "Discurso sobre la injusticia del apremio judicial," written by the attorney Pedro Garcia del Canuelo. Seeking support for its publication, he forwarded the manuscript to Prime Minister Manuel Godoy in 1795. The savvy Spanish politician, however, not only rejected the text but also warned its author against further...