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Paperback El caballo de oro / The Golden Horse [Spanish] Book

ISBN: B0GB8Y4SFK

ISBN13: 9798890987082

El caballo de oro / The Golden Horse [Spanish]

Una magna obra en la que Juan David Morgan expone sus dotes como narrador a trav s de una trama compleja, bien construida y de unos personajes memorables.

El caballo de oro es una novela hist rica que narra, fundamentalmente, la construcci n del ferrocarril de Panam entre 1850 y 1855, el primero en unir dos oc anos. Esta v a f rrea, precursora del canal de Panam , fue concebida por la empresa naviera norteamericana Howland & Aspinwall, una de las m s importantes de Wall Street, con el objetivo de facilitar el transporte de correo, pasajeros y carga entre el este y los reci n adquiridos territorios del oeste de los Estados Unidos. La ruta que sol an emplear los barcos para ir del Atl ntico al Pac fico daba la vuelta al cabo de Hornos y resultaba larga y costosa.

Los protagonistas se enfrentaron a un sinf n de calamidades: una naturaleza indomable, enfermedades tropicales desconocidas y mort feras, y la inseguridad de la ruta debido a la afluencia de forajidos.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

A magnificent work in which Juan David Morgan displays his gifts as a storyteller through a complex, well-constructed plot and a cast of memorable characters.

The Golden Horse is a historical novel that recounts, above all, the construction of the Panama Railroad between 1850 and 1855, the first to connect two oceans. This railway--precursor to the Panama Canal--was conceived by the American shipping company Howland & Aspinwall, one of the most important firms on Wall Street, with the goal of facilitating the transport of mail, passengers, and cargo between the East and the newly acquired western territories of the United States. The route ships typically used to travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific required going around Cape Horn and was long and costly.

The protagonists faced countless hardships: an untamable natural landscape, unknown and deadly tropical diseases, and the dangers of the route due to the influx of outlaws.

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Releases 7/7/2026

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