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Quite the contrary : the name of Aragon was never so hated by Castilian nobles as during the reign of John II of Castile . Nor was there any Castilian who so greatly condemned and despised the intrigues of his countrymen as did Alfonso ...
Quite the contrary : the name of Aragon was never so hated by Castilian nobles as during the reign of John II of Castile . Nor was there any Castilian who so greatly condemned and despised the intrigues of his countrymen as did Alfonso ...
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In 1460 John II and the Prince of Viana reached an agreement that the latter broke within a few months by involving ... a unanimous Catalonia succeeded in subjugating the monarchy : it wrested from John II liberty for Prince Charles ...
In 1460 John II and the Prince of Viana reached an agreement that the latter broke within a few months by involving ... a unanimous Catalonia succeeded in subjugating the monarchy : it wrested from John II liberty for Prince Charles ...
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Catalonia supported the first coup d'etat in the modern age that originated on the periphery of the Peninsula - the coup led by John Joseph of Austria in 1669.4 The objective was to reform the policies and administration of the monarchy ...
Catalonia supported the first coup d'etat in the modern age that originated on the periphery of the Peninsula - the coup led by John Joseph of Austria in 1669.4 The objective was to reform the policies and administration of the monarchy ...
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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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