Books by Albert Salvadó (7)
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El Enigma de Constantino El Grande by Albert Salvadó EN
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El emperador Constantino el Grande es una de las figuras mas impresionantes y controvertidas de la historia universal. Sus decisiones son un verdadero enigma que en esta obra se desvelan de una forma magistral. Su vida fue un reguero de luchas y conquistas, amistades y odios, amores y desamores, grandezas y miserias, noblezas y crimenes, enganos y traiciones, Y el, desde la humildad del hombre que se enfrenta con la muerte, hace balance de todo ello. Fue el ultimo de los grandes emperadores. El, hijo bastardo de Constancio Cloro, reunifico por ultima vez todo el Imperio Romano, Oriente y Occid... continue
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The Enigma of Constantine the Great by Albert Salvadó EN
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Emperor Constantine the Great is one of the most impressive and controversial figures in world history. His decisions are a real enigma, which is masterfully unravelled in this book. His life was a series of struggles and conquests, friendships and hatreds, loves and heartbreaks, grandeur and misery, noble acts and terrible crimes, deceptions and betrayals. With the humility of a man facing his own death, he weighs it all in the balance. The last of the great emperors, he was the bastard son of Constantius Chlorus and reunified the entire Roman Empire, east and west, for the last time. He gave... continue
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The Mysterious Balloon Man by Albert Salvadó EN
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As the 18th century ends and the 19th century begins, changes abound all over Europe. Absolute monarchy is coming to an end, England and Spain struggle for supremacy in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, and France is in conflict with all its neighbours. Meanwhile, on the other side of the ocean, a new power is starting to emerge: the United States of America. In the midst of all these changes, Alfred Gordon, a civil servant employed by the British secret service, makes a discovery that will totally revolutionise global espionage. He realises that the nobility, the traditional spies, are in d... continue
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The Phaeton Report by Albert Salvado EN
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Winston Churchill said: the further we look into the past, the further we will see into the future. A famous writer knows in a party a man who tells her about USC (Universal Scientific Community), secret society created in times of Galileo Galilei that is dedicated to preserving the knowledge and the scientific truth against the attacks of the religions and official departments. In the middle of the feast the man mysteriously disappears and the writer discovers that nobody knows or has seen him. Surprised, the writer researches and locates a member of USC that gives him access to true and remo... continue
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The Teacher of Cheops by Albert Salvado EN
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This is the history of the time of Pharaoh Snefru and Queen Hetepheres, the parents of Cheops, who built the largest and most impressive pyramid of all. It is also the story of Sedum, a slave who became Cheops' teacher, the high priest Ramosi, and how the first pyramid came to be built. Sebekhotep, the great wise man of that time, said, "Everything is written in the stars. Most of us live our lives unaware of it. Some can read the stars and see their destiny. But very few people learn to write in the stars and change their destiny." Ramosi and Sedum learned to write in them and tried to change... continue