This book collects the most relevant historical events, their causes and repercussions, with an agile and entertaining style, not without rigor. It is a critical review, in which deep-rooted clichés are questioned and explained in detail from the Carthaginian and Roman influence to the aftermath of Franco's regime, providing the keys to a thorough understanding of Murcian society today. The present edition recovers the already classic text of Miguel Rodríguez Llopis, sample of his vast erudition in the matter, including maps and graphs that enrich it and make it more valuable for the reader, both profane and experienced.
