Bøger af Aristides Rojas

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El libro ""El Elemento Vasco En La Historia De Venezuela (1874)"" escrito por Aristides Rojas, es una obra hist������rica que explora la influencia de los vascos en la historia de Venezuela. El autor analiza la llegada de los vascos a Venezuela y su impacto en la sociedad y la cultura del pa������s. Tambi�����n se examinan las contribuciones de los vascos en la pol������tica, la econom������a y la educaci������n de Venezuela.El libro est����� dividido en varios cap������tulos que abordan diferentes aspectos de la presencia vasca en Venezuela. En el primer cap������tulo, el autor describe la llegada de los vascos a Venezuela y su integraci������n en la sociedad. En los cap������tulos siguientes, se exploran las contribuciones de los vascos en la pol������tica, la econom������a y la educaci������n del pa������s.El libro tambi�����n incluye informaci������n detallada sobre la historia de la inmigraci������n vasca en Venezuela y las diferentes regiones donde se establecieron. Adem�����s, se destacan las personalidades m�����s destacadas de la comunidad vasca en Venezuela y su legado en la historia del pa������s.En resumen, ""El Elemento Vasco En La Historia De Venezuela (1874)"" es una obra importante para comprender la influencia de los vascos en la historia de Venezuela y su contribuci������n al desarrollo del pa������s.This Book Is In Spanish.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Que la humanidad se salvó de la extinción porque un hombre y una mujer del pueblo tamanaco que sobrevivieron al tsunami que cubrió al planeta entero arrojaron a las aguas el fruto de la palma de moriche, y de sus semillas "salieron los hombres y mujeres que actualmente pueblan la tierra". Que un arriero llamado Hipólito Blanco llevó a Caracas "una estaca prendida del célebre Samán de Güere" como contribución a la construcción del templo de la Santísima Trinidad. Que la práctica favorita de Suazola era el desorejamiento de los pacíficos moradores de un pueblo: "sentar en el banquillo víctima tras víctima, hasta que despareciera la última". Que es mucho el asombro que la historia puede causar queda en evidencia en este libro, que explora detalles y anécdotas relegados por los grandes tratados y que ayudan a armar una visión más humana y global de este relato. Como lo afirmó en su momento el propio Arístides Rojas. "Nuestra historia no ha sido todavía escrita, porque así lo han exigido el tiempo y los acontecimientos pero hemos llegado ya a la época en que deben aglomerarse todos los datos, aclararse los puntos dudosos, rechazarse las fábulas, estudiarse los pormenores a la luz de la filosofía, cotejarse, restablecerse las épocas y descubrir el verdadero carácter, tendencias, influjo de cada uno". Arístides Belisario Rojas Espaillat (Caracas, 5 de noviembre de 1826 - ibídem, 4 de marzo de 1894) fue un escritor, naturalista, médico, historiador y periodista venezolano. Considerado uno de los más notorios divulgadores científicos que ha tenido Venezuela, destacó por sus contribuciones sobre temas científicos, históricos y geográficos.

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