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En este acercamiento antropohistórico al fenómeno de las curaciones milagrosas, Theo Löbsack se pregunta seriamente qué secreto tienen los "charlatanes" que son capaces de curaciones súbitas, con la aparencia completa de un milagro por medios convencionales y excepcionales, en distintas épocas.

Describes the failure of Washington's war on drugs and the dangers of world wide economic dependency on the monetary gains of drug traffic.

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Tras numerosas publicaciones desde el año 1995 llega en forma de libro (VERSIÓN B/N) un estudio de la Atlántida desde las fuentes documentales primarias y secundarias: "ATLANTIS . TARTESSOS. Aegyptius Codex . Clavis . Epítome de la Atlántida Histórico-Científica . La Atlántida de España. Una confederación talasocrática Íbero-Líbico-Mauretana y Hycso-Minoica. Un estudio de la Atlántida -a modo de exordio- desde las fuentes documentales primarias y secundarias. Tomo I". Esta obra es la primera entrega de una serie de VI volúmenes sobre un estudio basado en el análisis...

Of contents: Vol. 1. General introductions ; The festivals for Henri III in Cracow, Venice, Orléans and Rouen ; Festivals in Genoa in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries ; Festivals in Poland-Lithuania from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century ; Festivals in the Netherlands -- Vol. 2. Festivals of the Protestant Union ; Festivals commemorating the defeat of Protestantism in La Rochelle ; Festivals in Scandinavia ; The New World : seventeenth-century festivals in the viceroyalties of Mexico and Peru.