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Then , either because of Aragonese opposition to his rule or from personal preference , Ramiro retired to his priory , while Ramón Berenguer ruled Aragon as the royal consort . 3 The Crown of Aragon is the title of the union of the ...
Then , either because of Aragonese opposition to his rule or from personal preference , Ramiro retired to his priory , while Ramón Berenguer ruled Aragon as the royal consort . 3 The Crown of Aragon is the title of the union of the ...
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The Crown of Aragon continued her commitment to a policy of expansion in the Mediterranean . Castile took up a position as sentinel of the Straits of Gibraltar ; her objective was to prevent any new Islamic assault against the country .
The Crown of Aragon continued her commitment to a policy of expansion in the Mediterranean . Castile took up a position as sentinel of the Straits of Gibraltar ; her objective was to prevent any new Islamic assault against the country .
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The death of Martin the Humanist , last king of the Crown of Aragon from the lineage of the House of Barcelona , led to the Compromise of Caspe ( 1412 ) ,? which broadened the scope of the Catalan political theory of a contractual state ...
The death of Martin the Humanist , last king of the Crown of Aragon from the lineage of the House of Barcelona , led to the Compromise of Caspe ( 1412 ) ,? which broadened the scope of the Catalan political theory of a contractual state ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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