Rivers of Gold: The Rise of the Spanish Empire Mya Henry in which she tirelessly championed

in which she tirelessly championed women's rights and protested all forms of caste and religious oppression

and recentres Africa as the locus of early Catholic intellectual activity - with Europe on the periphery

Burnside and Junior Kimbrough

where disgraced spies are sent to see out the dregs of their careers

Martina Topley-Bird

Rivers of Gold: The Rise of the Spanish Empire Mya Henry in which she tirelessly championedInspired by hopes of both riches and of converting native people to Christianity, the Spanish adventurers of the fifteenth century convinced themselves that an earthly paradise existed in the Caribbean. This is the story of the hundreds of conquistadors who set sail on the precarious journey across the Atlantic taking with them wheat, the horse, the guitar and the wheel as well as guns, malaria and slaves to create an empire that made Spain the envy