Memorias De D. Fernando IV De Castilla [Ed.] Por A. Benavides

La ciudad que conocemos es la que crece y se transforma a partir de su designación como capital del Estado, dando lugar al Madrid de los Austrias, y en la que los Borbones dejarán su impronta llevando a cabo las primeras operaciones urbanísticas de equipamiento y ornato, que hoy constituyen las señas de identidad de nuestra ciudad. Las grandes operaciones de reforma interior, la desamortización de los bienes eclesiásticos, el proyecto de ensanche y la introducción del ferrocarril, que tienen lugar a lo largo del siglo XIX, hacen posible la transformación de un Madrid cortesano en una...

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