by Carlos Canales Torres, Miguel del Rey Vicente · Edaf · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788441426429
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«Las reglas del viento» is the historical essay by Carlos Canales Torres and Miguel del Rey Vicente, published by Edaf in paperback (320 pages, in Spanish).
The work explains how the Spanish monarchy defended in the 16th century its dominion over the Atlantic and the riches of the Indies against English, French and Dutch pirates and privateers. The book narrates the reinforcement of the Indies fleets, the victory of Álvaro de Bazán in the Azores and the preparation of the Spanish Armada, origin of the rules of the wind.
It belongs to the Clio. Crónicas de la Historia collection, features illustrations by Ricardo Sánchez and was originally published in 2010.
Aimed at readers interested in the naval and military history of Spain, particularly the 16th century.
