by Manuel Ríos Mazcarelle · Ediciones Merino · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788486912420
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«Vida privada de los Borbones. Tomo I: De Felipe V a Carlos IV» is the historical essay by Manuel Ríos Mazcarelle, published by Ediciones Merino in paperback.
Felipe V, who arrived in Spain in 1700 aged 17 and without knowing Spanish, opens the journey through the Bourbons: his depression and madness, the premature death of Louis I, Charles III's obsession with the family illness and the indolence of Charles IV. It also recalls the Spanish blood shed in the Wars of Succession, Independence and the Carlist Wars.
First volume of a two-volume work; the second is devoted to Ferdinand VII and Juan Carlos I. Published in 1993, it is part of the Caminos abiertos collection and has 352 pages.
Aimed at readers of Spanish history and the monarchy, with an interest in the personal and everyday dimension of the kings.
