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Salvador José Mañer (baptised 13 June 1676, Cádiz – 21 March 1751, Alanís) was a Spanish journalist, historian and writer.[1]
Selected works
edit- A Critical History of the Passion of Jesus Christ
- The political system of Europe
- The Swiss referee,
- History of Prince Eugene of Savoy,
- Count Teckeli historical novel,
- The famous marine man
- The critical Amphitheater
- Triumph of the Christian religion, and true Roman Church.
- New Explanation of many places of sacred Scripture, which claims to be well illustrated by the lack of natural light and natural sciences.
- History of the Rulers of the world.
- Collection of the Golden Bull, with notes, Madrid, 1745.
References
edit- ↑ Martínez Hernández, Santiago. "Salvador José Mañer". Historia Hispánica (in Spanish). Real Academia de la Historia.
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