He who loses his riches loses much; he who loses a friend loses more; but he who loses courage loses everything. These words of the universal Miguel de Cervantes they should not have reached the ears of the Frenchman Pierre Charles Silvestre de Villeneuve or at least they did not make a dent in it
Residents of mid-19th-century San Francisco were used to seeing all kinds of quirky characters on their streets. The gold rush was on its last legs and a veritable tide of outlaws, settlers, opportunists, and people of the most diverse stripes had flocked like flies to honey, attracted by the promis
Jaime I of Aragon, The Conqueror , king of Aragon and count of Barcelona, whose government occupies more than sixty years of the history of the 13th century, during which he incorporated Valencia and the Balearic Islands into his dominions, set with Castile the limits of the reconquest expansion a
Flight and expulsion have existed for as long as there have been people. War, hunger, environmental disasters - there are many reasons why people leave their homes. From Biblical times to the Roman Empire Already in the pre-Christian Bronze and Iron Age there were disputes between different tribes