The Treaty of Bayonne (1388), with Preliminary Treaties of Trancoso (1387)

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"Gesta de Malvinas. 40 años" viene a poner fin a un vacío historiográfico, no hay publicaciones previas que centren los testimonios de nuestros veteranos de guerra en una comunidad determinada, ni que lo relacionen íntimamente con las escuelas. La Gesta no es contada desde el poder de interpretación de un historiador, nos es contada desde adentro, desde la más desnuda humanidad de sus protagonistas. La preocupación por la desmalvinización impulsó a nuestros Héroes a continuar las batallas en otro frente imprescindible, las escuelas. Fue en ellas en donde comenzó, nos relata Sergio...

Con motivo de la doble conmemoración de 1810 y 1910, Christopher Domínguez Michael entrevistó –para la revista Letras Libres y la serie de televisión La Conquista– a algunos de los más importantes entre los historiadores que, mexicanos y extranjeros, han escrito obras decisivas sobre nuestra historia: David A. Brading, Christian Duverger, John H. Elliott, Brian R. Hamnett, Friedrich Katz, Alan Knight, Enrique Krauze, Miguel León-Portilla, Rodrigo Martínez Baracs, Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, Jean Meyer, Guilhem Olivier, Hugh Thomas, Guillermo Tovar de Teresa y Eric Van Young.

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