Historia de Los Condes de Urgel;

El Origen de los mexicanos, es una obra atribuida al jesuita mestizo Juan de Tovar (1540?-1626), quien fue prebendado de la Catedral de México y profesor del colegio de San Gregorio. El libro de Tovar se inspira en un Manuscrito azteca desconocido y resume los escritos de fray Diego Duran, quien a su vez siguió muy de cerca una historia redactada por un indígena en lengua náhuatl o azteca. Aquí se relata la historia de la conquista desde la óptica de los vencidos. Esta historia, fuente vital para el conocimiento del México prehispano, se conserva en un Manuscrito bautizado con el...

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