Los orgullosos «cuatrocientos» de América y la altiva «nobleza» de Europa – y los ancestros de los que siempre presumen

1893

Los orgullosos «cuatrocientos» de América y la altiva «nobleza» de Europa – y los ancestros de los que siempre presumen by Frederick Burr Opper, 1893

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