He encontrado estas entrevistas por casualidad escuchando a Stanley G Payne y estoy fascinada con el Marqués de Tamarón. Podría escuchar su voz durante horas
I have to add my two cents --- perhaps Mr. Thomas has written some good books but I have many complaints about "The Golden Empire," which I find un-readable. Flabby sentence on top of flabby sentence...as if the writer is sitting far back in his chair and dictating; rather than sitting forward and doing the hard work of composing.
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He encontrado estas entrevistas por casualidad escuchando a Stanley G Payne y estoy fascinada con el Marqués de Tamarón. Podría escuchar su voz durante horas
Un señor culto, cortes, un caballero!
“El Imperio Español” uno de los mejores libros de Historia que he leído.
Ojalá tuviéramos una política internacional inteligente, de la que sería muestra privilegiada este vídeo.
Fernando Ortiz
Descanse en paz amigo.
More than eight minutes before lord Thomas is allowed to open his mouth😶
And he was lucky that he was finally given the chance to do it.
He was quoting Lord Thomas own words as an introduction to his interview, if you took some attention to notice
Actually, as formal and polited introductions are used to be.
I have to add my two cents --- perhaps Mr. Thomas has written some good books but I have many complaints about "The Golden Empire," which I find un-readable. Flabby sentence on top of flabby sentence...as if the writer is sitting far back in his chair and dictating; rather than sitting forward and doing the hard work of composing.