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Las Guerras Napoleónicas [The Napoleonic Wars]
- Una guía fascinante de los conflictos que comenzaron entre el Reino Unido y Francia durante el gobierno de Napoleón Bonaparte ... de la Revolución francesa [A Fascinating Guide to The Conflicts that Started Between the United Kingdom and France During Napoleon Bonaparte's Rule ... of the French Revolution]
- Narrated by: Nicolás Riedel
- Length: 3 hrs and 25 mins
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Si usted quiere descubrir la fascinante historia de las guerras napoleónicas, entonces siga leyendo...
Las guerras napoleónicas, que tuvieron lugar entre 1803 y 1815, fueron encabezadas por el mejor táctico y estratega militar de Francia, el general Napoleón Bonaparte. Sus tácticas y estrategias fueron tan sólidas que sirvieron de base para muchas campañas y maniobras de guerra importantes, tanto durante su vida como después de su fallecimiento. Incluso el enemigo jurado de Francia durante la mayor parte de la era medieval, los británicos, reconocieron su ingenio a pesar de su derrota definitiva a manos del ejército británico al final de su vida.
En Las guerras napoleónicas: una guía fascinante de los conflictos que comenzaron entre el Reino Unido y Francia durante el gobierno de Napoleón Bonaparte y cómo surgieron a causa de la Revolución francesa, usted descubrirá temas como:
- La Revolución francesa y la Francia posterior a la revolución
- Las guerras revolucionarias francesas: una Europa dividida
- El ascenso político de Napoleón Bonaparte
- El surgimiento del bonapartismo: una monarquía alternativa se prepara para las guerras napoleónicas
- El comienzo de las guerras napoleónicas
- Las guerras napoleónicas, parte 1
- Las guerras napoleónicas, parte 2
- Perspectiva sociopolítica británica de las guerras revolucionarias francesas y las guerras napoleónicas
- Causas de la caída de Napoleón
- ¡Y mucho, mucho más!
¡Compre este libro ahora y aprenda más sobre las guerras napoleónicas!
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
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- Chris French
- 07-22-20
Un relato apasionante de la vida cotidiana en la
Cada parte concebible de la vida durante las guerras napoleónicas está aquí. Tenemos evangélicos de Clapham liderados por Wilberforce que luchan para terminar con el comercio de esclavos, junto con el buen resto de la población, la vida cotidiana se transformó por completo.
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- Charlene Brewer
- 07-07-20
Amo toda la serie
Este es un historial básico que carece de detalles y análisis críticos. Aún así, me gustó toda la información de fondo. Lo único negativo sería que era demasiado corto para seguir.
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- Kristopher Jenkins
- 07-07-20
Le dio un contexto importante
Hay descripciones muy informativas de Napoleón, sus guerras y su necesidad de poder absoluto. Es una excelente descripción del trauma y las consecuencias de la revolución francesa.
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- Shannon Richards
- 07-21-20
las guerras napoleónicas es un tour de force
In These Times es un largo audible que cubre una larga guerra. La lucha contra los ejércitos napoleónicos de la Francia revolucionaria duró desde 1993 hasta la derrota definitiva del dictador en Waterloo en 1815. La historiadora Jenny Uglow dedica más de setecientas páginas al impacto que esta lucha por la supervivencia británica le costó al pueblo inglés.
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- Jon Thompson
- 07-22-20
Inglaterra georgiana traída a la vida
Una visión fascinante de la vida en la Inglaterra georgiana. Excelentemente investigado y extremadamente bien escuchado.
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- Leslie Elliott
- 07-21-20
Una verdadera enciclopedia
Extremadamente informativo y completo. Como un ávido Napoleón escuchando, apenas he encontrado otro trabajo que coincida con este audible. No es solo un sonido que promueve un nuevo enfoque (que las guerras napoleónicas tuvieron implicaciones globales y mucho más profundas de lo que generalmente se considera)
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- Susie Flowers
- 07-21-20
Un relato apasionante de la vida cotidiana en Napo
Cada parte concebible de la vida durante las guerras napoleónicas está aquí. Tenemos a los evangélicos de Clapham liderados por Wilberforce que luchan para terminar con el comercio de esclavos, junto con el viejo banco de Hoare preocupado por la falta de lingotes.
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- Ralph Hubbard
- 07-22-20
Maravillosamente informativa y un placer escuchar
No es exactamente la mejor hora de Faber y Faber en diseño audible, pero la literatura es una joya y trae vida real a la historia. Un rico diálogo fluido, infinitamente lleno de detalles con buenas ilustraciones, a menudo dibujos animados contemporáneos, describe una multitud de facetas de la vida en Gran Bretaña, lejos del campo de batalla.
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- Darin Diaz
- 07-21-20
El diablo en los detalles
Me atrajo este audible admiración por la excelente biografía de Charles ll de Jenny Uglow y mi fascinación por el período napoleónico. El autor se propuso escuchar una historia social desde el punto de vista de una amplia gama de personas que viven en Gran Bretaña en un momento en que,
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- Gertrude Curry
- 07-22-20
Pon los pies en alto con la historia.
listen in a nice easy style. A fascinating period in our history made clear. Forget the TV, settle down with this audible and a cup of your favorite tea, time will fly. listening for the ordinary nonacademic person with an interest in our past. Well recommended.
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