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Central America: A Quest for the Progression of Economic Value.Bonus-Season V. Episode 16. Summary and Conclusions Season III.

Dear wonderful readers:
Find the summary of our Season III below. We have highlighted the key relevant inferences and strategic reflections beyond the slides prepared for each episode.

Central America: A Quest for the Progression of Economic Value. Episode 16. From 1700 to 1900: Bourbon Bells without Industrial Development. Summary and Conclusions. Season 3.

It was America the reason for the troubles of Europe. This season was one of the most extensive ones that we produced. We had to review multiple sources of information about Bourbon Spain and the French Revolution. This is a topic that still hurts the royal houses in history. It is a theme that has required our acumen beyond the books of history. All our efforts during this season were focused on disentangling the truth about the role of Louis XIV Bourbon-Habsburg, the takeover of Spain by the Bourbon-Wittelsbach as of 1714, the Jesuit suppression, the French Revolution, the Napoleón Bonaparte phenomenon, and finally the political disaster of the restoration of Bourbon Spain during the 19th century. Every single one of these main events was contextualized in the net of affairs between the powers of Europe. Affairs that can´t be taken for granted, or superficially. However, the story of Europe between 1700 and 1900 is not disconnected from America. On the contrary, it was America that caused so much trouble in Europe.

Each of the summary slides above is our contribution to history. Eleonora Escalante Strategy conclusion about season III is straightforward and simple. First of all, I have to recognize that history is not dumb. History unfolds the truth for those who dare to read, compare, and analyze with the heart. Sometimes, if it retains the truth, it is because there are things that are secretly written for those who try to feel the situation and ask God for guidance. Our approximation of the European-American truth between 1700 and 1900 may have some shortcomings. Still, we believe we have gathered all we could to explain what was happening when the Bourbon-Wittelsbach dynasty dared to take the Spanish-Habsburg domains. Please read our conclusions above. Everything that our house has written there is well organized, concluding and self-explanatory. You will be surprised by our discoveries!

Announcement.
Please take notice of the calendar of the next episodes. We are working non-stop to finish all before May 1st. Our next episode is about the summary and conclusions of Season IV. Stay tuned. Thank you.
The next saga: Coffee-Cacao Strategy 101 for Family Farm small-holders will begin on May 22nd.

Musical Section.
Today we have chosen two orchestras from Britain: The London Philharmonic Orchestra and the London Symphony Orchestra. Both have assembled their musicians to delight us with a contemporary pop-rock oeuvre of Michael Jackson: Thriller. Which of the two do you like the most? Enjoy!
For more information: @LondonSymphonyOrchestra https://www.lso.co.uk/, and @royalphilorchestra https://lpo.org.uk/


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Sources of reference and Bibliography utilized for today´s inferencesThe bibliography is listed in each episode and season. Click the respective URL to trace them.

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