Los Periodicos Durante La Guerra de la Independencia (1808-1814)

The late Puerto Rican activist and author provides a definitive history of the Puerto Rican immigrants in New York City, focusing on the contributions of the Hispanic community to labor, political organizing, suffrage, and civic participation in the early twentieth century. (History)

Pacho O'Donnell nos introduce en las vidas de los hombres y las mujeres que lucharon a favor de los sectores populares, contra el poder de turno, y que la historia oficial ha ocultado bajo un manto de silencio. En las páginas de Los héroes malditos desfilan los pueblos originarios y sus caciques, que hostigaron tenazmente a los colonizadores europeos; las mujeres que combatieron a la par de los hombres; los jefes populares como Bohorques, Artigas, Dorrego, Campana, Moldes; los heroicos y olvidados caudillos altoperuanos; Juan Manuel de Rosas y su Confederación; los caudillos provinciales y ...

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Introducción, traducción y notas de J. García Blanco y P. Jiménez Gazapo. Revisada por L. A. de Cuenca.