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Page 47
... Portugal directed its energies toward securing independence and dragged into this movement Galicia , wealthy as a result of the pilgrimages to Santiago and the great monasteries . Still another cause of Castile's structural weakness was ...
... Portugal directed its energies toward securing independence and dragged into this movement Galicia , wealthy as a result of the pilgrimages to Santiago and the great monasteries . Still another cause of Castile's structural weakness was ...
Page 72
... Portugal and the Crown of Aragon were confronted by problems identical to those of Castile , but were able to resolve them in a very different fashion . Aside from the fact that the development of their economies had varied from that of ...
... Portugal and the Crown of Aragon were confronted by problems identical to those of Castile , but were able to resolve them in a very different fashion . Aside from the fact that the development of their economies had varied from that of ...
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... Portugal was joined to the Hispanic Crown after 1581,6 together with her immense African and Indian colonial world ... Portugal . Philip II claimed the kingdom on the basis of rights inherited from his mother , Isabel of Portugal . In ...
... Portugal was joined to the Hispanic Crown after 1581,6 together with her immense African and Indian colonial world ... Portugal . Philip II claimed the kingdom on the basis of rights inherited from his mother , Isabel of Portugal . In ...
Contents
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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