
audiobook
by Vicente Riva Palacio, Rafael Martinez de la Torre, Juan A. (Juan Antonio) Mateos, Manuel Payno
EL LIBRO ROJO 1520-1867
LA FAMILIA DONGO
EL LICENCIADO VERDAD
HIDALGO
ALLENDE - I
EL PADRE MATAMOROS - I
MORELOS - I EL VIAJERO
ITURBIDEEl Apoteosis - I
PADILLA - I
MINA - I
Del libro rojo ofrece una ventana fascinante a la vida urbana y política del México colonial a finales del siglo XVIII. A través de documentos oficiales, crónicas y relatos contemporáneos, el lector descubre cómo funcionaban las instituciones, desde la administración del virrey hasta los reglamentos municipales que aún influyen en la ciudad actual. El tono preciso y a la vez cercano hace que los detalles de la época cobren vida, revelando costumbres, discursos y la rigidez de la justicia de la época.
El núcleo del segundo tomo se centra en el espeluznante caso de la familia Dongo, una tragedia que sacudió a la capital en 1789. La cruda descripción del crimen, la rápida intervención del virrey Revillagigedo y el proceso de investigación ofrecen una visión íntima de la respuesta del poder ante la violencia. Al seguir los pasos de los testigos, los arrestos y los juicios, el libro muestra cómo se construían las narrativas de orden y castigo en una sociedad en plena transformación.
Language
es
Duration
~9 hours (536K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Chuck Greif and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images available at The Internet Archive)
Release date
Oct 30, 2016
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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