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His research work has focused on the Spanish ruling class of the eighteenth century. He has contributed articles to various media sources, including his standard column "El barril del amontillado" (The Amontillado Barrel) for the Sunday section of El Corr

• Title : Breve historia de Napoleón (Spanish Edition)
• Author : Juan Granados
• Rating : 4.89 (681 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-7-20
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 100 Pages
• Asin : B00BSRF59U
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His research work has focused on the Spanish ruling class of the eighteenth century. He has contributed articles to various media sources, including his standard column "El barril del amontillado" (The Amontillado Barrel) for the Sunday section of El Correo Gallego. He has written various books, including the nonfiction works Historia Contemporánea de España (1998) and Historia de Galicia (1999), and the novels Sartine y el caballero del punto fijo (2003), El gran capitán (2006), and Sartine y la guerra de los guaraníes (2010).

. Juan Granados

His research work has focused on the Spanish ruling class of the eighteenth century. He has contributed articles to various media sources, including his standard column "El barril del amontillado" (The Amontillado Barrel) for the Sunday section of El Correo Gallego. He has written various books, including the nonfiction works Historia Contemporánea de España (1998) and Historia de Galicia (1999), and the novels Sartine y el caballero del punto fijo (2003), El gran capitán (2006), and Sartine y la guerra de los guaraníes (2010). . About the AuthorJuan Granados (La Coruña, 1961) has a degree in modern history from the University of Santiago de Compostela, and a degree in economic history from the Francesco Datini de Prato International Institute (Florence)

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