Entre El Honor Y La Espada / Between Honor and Sword

En 1685, Sir Henry Morgan, a quien cualquiera que no fuera s?bdito de la Corona inglesa considerar?a un vil pirata, demand? a dos reconocidos libreros de Londres y reclam? de cada uno de ellos la suma de diez mil libras esterlinas por da?os a su honor. A trav?s del juicio por difamaci?n se narra la seductora vida del corsario Henry Morgan (1635- 1688), desde sus or?genes humildes en Llanrumney, pa?s de Gales, hasta su ascenso a sir del Reino de Inglaterra, gracias a sus batallas en contra de la Corona espa?ola, escenificadas principalmente en el mar Caribe -Yucat?n, Honduras, Nicaragua, Maracaibo, Portobelo- y, en especial, la toma y saqueo de Panam? en el Pac?fico. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In 1685, Sir Henry Morgan --whom anyone who was not a subject of the Royal English Crown would have considered a vile pirate-- sued two renowned London booksellers and claimed from each the sum of ten thousand sterling pounds for damages to his honor. The alluring life of privateer Henry Morgan (1635-1688) is narrated through the ensuing defamation trial: from his humble origins in Llanrumney, Wales, to his rise to Sir of the Kingdom of England as recognition for his battles against the Spanish Crown, staged mainly in the Caribbean Sea --Yucat?n, Honduras, Nicaragua, Maracaibo, Portobelo-- and, especially, for the capturing and looting of Panama in the Pacific.