Puerto Rico Lighthouses - Paperback
Puerto Rico Lighthouses - Paperback
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by Amparo Medina (Author)
"Puerto Rico Lighthouses" is a bilingual English/Spanish flip book that offers a concise history of the indigenous people who lived on the island prior to Christopher Columbus claiming it for Spain. The Spanish government subsequently seized control of the island's natural resources and enslaved the Taíno Indians. Following colonization, a plan was developed to construct a fort and a lighthouse to safeguard the island. The lighthouses were strategically positioned to assist in maritime navigation and to defend against potential invaders. This vibrant and visually engaging book aims to inspire further exploration of Puerto Rico, its original inhabitants, historical landmarks, culture, customs, heritage, and traditions.
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