Breve historia de la Corona de Castilla

“Miguel Ángel Novillo relata de forma breve pero intensa y nada cargante la vida de este gran personaje, tan admirado a lo largo del tiempo. Desde los orígenes de su familia hasta los últimos días de su vida, el autor nos muestra todos los aspectos de la vida de Julio César contextualizándolo en todo momento.” (Blog Cientos de miles de historias) “Este libro aporta no sólo un recorrido completo y fundamental por la vida de este gran personaje, sino que, además, nos conduce a una lectura distinta y peculiar del hombre (amante, militar, político, estratega, literato, visionario)...

En la mitad del siglo XIX, se desencadeno en el Uruguay una lucha descomunal entre la corriente liberal masonica y la corriente ultramontana jesuitica. La primera representada en el gobierno de Bernardo P. Berro, y la segunda en el jefe de la Iglesia Catolica, el vicario apostolico Jacinto Vera.

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Suggesting that better understanding of conflicts between Anglo and Latin America can come from the study of their contrasting popular fictions, the author compares the traditional attachment in Latin America to government by a strong man—a caudillo—to the diametrically opposed expansionist frontier ideology of the United States—the cowboy—who makes space safe for Anglo colonization.