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El ejército romano

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El ejército romano
El ejército romano
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Pages: 48 pages
Author: John Wilkes
Publisher: Ediciones Akal
ISBN: 9788476005392
Format: tapa blanda
Language: es-ES
Release date: 9/4/1990

ISBN: 9788476005392


Synopsis of El ejército romano

El libro 'El ejército romano' de John Wilkes ofrece una visión estructurada de la historia de los pueblos, centrándose en los conflictos, el desarrollo social, cultural y tecnológico, la vida cotidiana y el pensamiento. Este enfoque permite una comprensión global de la historia de la humanidad, profundizando en eventos y aspectos generalmente ignorados en los manuales tradicionales. Los estudiantes encontrarán en este libro una forma atractiva de explorar las múltiples facetas del devenir histórico y las diferencias culturales y sociales, combinando grandes acontecimientos con aspectos de la vida cotidiana y los avances tecnológicos. El libro incluye ilustraciones, esquemas, mapas y gráficos que complementan el texto, diseñados para facilitar la consulta y el trabajo de los alumnos.



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