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... Spain from regions of heresy and heterodoxy had a somewhat traumatic effect on Span- ish culture , closing up many of the avenues of thought pursued by the much more open pro - Erasmian culture of the early decades of the century . Yet ...
... Spain from regions of heresy and heterodoxy had a somewhat traumatic effect on Span- ish culture , closing up many of the avenues of thought pursued by the much more open pro - Erasmian culture of the early decades of the century . Yet ...
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... Spain on the grounds that Portugal was also part of Spain ( the entire peninsula ) and Fernando was ruler of only Castile and Aragón . Cultural Castilianization reached extremes in sixteenth - century Por- tugal , where every educated ...
... Spain on the grounds that Portugal was also part of Spain ( the entire peninsula ) and Fernando was ruler of only Castile and Aragón . Cultural Castilianization reached extremes in sixteenth - century Por- tugal , where every educated ...
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... Spain was cap- tured by a Dutch squadron along the Cuban coast in 1628. The struggle continued against both Holland and England , while income to finance it dropped , and Spain's Catholic allies in central Europe showed no inclination ...
... Spain was cap- tured by a Dutch squadron along the Cuban coast in 1628. The struggle continued against both Holland and England , while income to finance it dropped , and Spain's Catholic allies in central Europe showed no inclination ...
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2 AlAndalus | 14 |
3 The Early Christian Principalities and | 31 |
Origins of the Kingdom of Asturias 32 Formation of the Pyrenean | 47 |
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