this castell, as the tower is called and cut, gross to be more than eight meters. the smallest in the troop climbs all the way to the top, seemingly without fear. >> it's really impressive. i'm not afraid. i like it here. i like being up there. >> fair and old cattle on tradition, and they are increasingly becoming the symbol of catalonia's drive for independence. their motto is -- together we can achieve the impossible. the small town in the pyrenees mountains is a bastion of the independence movement, as the many lags indicate. he has always considered himself like had a lawn, not a spaniard. he works for the regional government, and most of his colleagues share his views. they say spain and catalonia live as if chained to each other, a legacy of the franco dictatorship. they want independence, especially when it comes to finances. >> if we were independent, we could decide for ourselves what to do with our tax revenue, and that would enable us to overcome the crisis in a few years. >> the community supports the referendum on independence that catalonia's governm

if you're looking for one book that gives you an overview, decision in the west by albert castel is also an outstanding book. mcmurray points out that sherman had a couple of big advantages over his opponent at the start of the atlanta campaign. first, sherman had command of a vast department that stretched from the appalachian mountains in the east all the way to the mississippi river. he had command of the troops within this vast military are division of the mississippi. johnson, on the other hand, commanded a much smaller department. he had no authority, johnson, that is, over the states of alabama and mississippi. he couldn't order troops from those states to join his army fighting in georgia. sherman also had the strong support of his military and civilian superiors. sherman and grant had a very close relationship, and the lincoln administration was also very supportive of sherman's campaigns. lastly, sherman had an army that on average during the campaign was about 40% larger than that of the army of tennessee. the start of the campaign, sherman's three armies numbered around 110,0

decision in the west by albert castel is also a great book. mcmurray points out that sherman had a couple of big advantages over his opponent at the start of the atlanta campaign. first, sherman had command of a vast apartment that stretched from the appellation mountains in the east all the way to the mississippi river. he commanded troops through this vast division of the mississippi. johnson, on the other hand, commanded a much smaller department. he had no authority over the states of alabama and mississippi. he could not ordered troops from those states to join his army fighting in georgia. he also had the support of his military and civilian superiors. sherman and grant had a very good relationship and lincoln was also very supportive of sherman's campaigns. at the start of the campaign, sherman's armies numbered about 110,000 men. commanded three separate armies. the largest of these was the army of the cumberland, which numbered close to 73,000 men at the start of the campaign, commanded by general george h , a professional soldier. ag

if you're looking for one book that gives you an overview, "decision in the west" by albert castel is also an outstanding book. mcmurray points out that sherman had a couple of big advantages over his opponent at the start of the atlanta campaign. first, sherman had command of a vast department that stretched from the appalachian mountains in the east all the way to the mississippi river. he had command of the troops within this vast military division of the mississippi. johnson, on the other hand, commanded a much smaller department. he had no authority, johnson, that is, over the states of alabama and mississippi. he couldn't order troops from those states to join his army fighting in georgia. sherman also had the strong support of his military and civilian superiors. sherman and grant had a very close relationship, and the lincoln administration was also very supportive of sherman's campaigns. lastly, sherman had an army that on average during the campaign was about 40% larger than that of the army of tennessee. the start of the campaign, sherman's three armies numbered around 110,

if you're looking for one book that gives you an overview, decision in the west by albert castel is also an outstanding book. mcmurray points out that sherman had a couple of big advantages over his opponent at the start of the atlanta campaign. first, sherman had command of a vast department that stretched from the appalachian mountains in the east all the way to the mississippi river. he had command of the troops within this vast military are division of the mississippi. johnson, on the other hand, commanded a much smaller department. he had no authority, johnson, that is, over the states of alabama and mississippi. he couldn't order troops from those states to join his army fighting in georgia. sherman also had the strong support of his military and civilian superiors. sherman and grant had a very close relationship, and the lincoln administration was also very supportive of sherman's campaigns. lastly, sherman had an army that on average during the campaign was about 40% larger than that of the army of tennessee. the start of the campaign, sherman's three armies numbered around 110,0

if you're looking for one book that gives you an overview, "decision in the west" by albert castel isalso an outstanding book. mcmurray points out that sherman had a couple of big advantages over his opponent at the start of the atlanta campaign. first, sherman had command of a vast department that stretched from the appalachian mountains in the east all the way to the mississippi river. he had command of the troops within this vast military division of the mississippi. johnston, on the other hand, commanded a much smaller he had no authority, johnston, % sherman commanded what i believe today would be called an army group but that term didn't exist in the 1860s. he commanded three separate armies. the largest of the three separate armies, the largest of these was the army of the cumberland, which numbered close to 73,000 men at the start of the campaign, commanded by general george h. thomas, a professional soldier, and if you look again at the performance on the battlefield, thomas actually had a far more impressive record than william t. sherman. thomas, in fact, had won the first

. >> los vi llegar y estas fotografÍas tengo que agradecÉrselas a fernando castell. nunca se habÍa hablado tanto de laura pausini como ahora. ademÁs, tiene una voz estupenda. >> pero nunca habÍamos visto algo asÍ en laura pausini. que es publicidad, es publicidad, que le ha servido, le ha servido. >> lucho, el enseÑar tus partes no es una publicidad. e s un accidente. >> ella es europea. en europa todo el mundo anda asÍ. >> ella es mÁs relajada. >> no le demos menos importancia. es europeo. >> de verdad que sÍ es molesto. >> dice carla que ella no trajo. >> una libra por la patria. >> le ha servido la publicidad y nadie ha dicho que la publicidad es mala. es buena. estamos hablando de ti y ella ha mandado un comunicado de prensa. >> y es un concierto con final feliz. >> con mucho peluche en el estuche. laura zapata. >> ay! >> bueno, laura zapata cumpliÓ aÑos el dÍa de ayer y entonces, ya saben. ayer le estaban celebrando el cumpleaÑos en la gata, en la telenovela que trabaja. pero en la noche, iba a celebrar y los periodistas, que nos cuesta no preguntar, ¿quÉ te reg