Carlos V en Cerdeña

Esta edición de sesenta y nueve cartas inéditas conservadas en el Archivo General de Simancas, la Biblioteca Nacional de España y la Real Biblioteca de Madrid permite arrojar nueva luz sobre los vínculos y conflictos de la aristocracia y el alto clero de la isla de Cerdeña con las cortes de Carlos V y Felipe II. Esta correspondencia, intercambiada entre Jerónimo de Aragall, Antioco Bellit, Jaime Montanyans, Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle y otros destacados personajes de mediados del siglo XVI, comprende el periodo entre 1541 y 1570.

En este libro se realiza una semblanza de la historia que nos acerca a la vida de nuestros primos los Hombres de Neandertal, llamados así por haberse encontrado sus primeros restos reconocidos por la ciencia en el Valle del Neander, tramo del desfiladero del río Düsseln, Cuevas de Feldhofer, cercanías de Düsseldort-Renania del Norte-Westfalia (Alemania). El Hombre de Neandertal vivió en Europa durante el período que va del año 250.000 al 21.430 a.C. y los últimos restos encontrados de los miembros de esta especie humana habitaron en España y es en la Cueva de la Carihuela en donde...

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