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Familias de Alcurnia en la Historia Hondureña

Familias de Alcurnia en la Historia Hondureña

Patricia E. Castillo Canelas

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Editorial:
Colección Erandique
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Historia
ISBN:
9798892672672

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'En este libro, por primera vez, de manera sistemática y con sendos cuadros ilustrativos, se aborda los grados de parentesco de cinco familias de alcurnia en Honduras entre los siglos XVIII y el siglo XX recurriendo a instrumentos electrónicos contemporáneos y actualizados'. Darío Euraque/Historiador.Para Colección Erandique es un orgullo publicar esta investigación, convertida en un maravilloso libro, que nos cuenta las historias de cinco familias que, a través del tiempo, han dejado su huella en la historia de Honduras: Díaz del Valle; Herrera Díaz; Reyes Vallecillo; Morazán Quezada y Guardiola Arbizú.

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