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La Reforma Inglesa Serie

Esta trilogía ofrece una narrativa ficticia de la Reforma Inglesa, presentada desde una perspectiva católica. Narra una época tumultuosa llena de intrigas políticas, conflictos religiosos y dramas personales. Las historias profundizan en el impacto de estos eventos históricos en la vida de personas de todas las clases sociales, desde plebeyos hasta poderosos. Proporciona un punto de vista cautivador sobre uno de los períodos históricos más cruciales de Inglaterra.

The King's Achievement
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