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694539-128 Foreword a I do not have the credentials to introduce a historian , much less one of the caliber of Vicens Vives , but I can contribute a few reminiscences that will help the reader to understand somewhat the spirit in which ...
694539-128 Foreword a I do not have the credentials to introduce a historian , much less one of the caliber of Vicens Vives , but I can contribute a few reminiscences that will help the reader to understand somewhat the spirit in which ...
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Approaches to the History of Spain bears witness to Vicens Vives ' power of synthesis ; never has so much been said about this history in so few pages . Vicens was , then , a complete historian , able to proceed from a synthesis to an ...
Approaches to the History of Spain bears witness to Vicens Vives ' power of synthesis ; never has so much been said about this history in so few pages . Vicens was , then , a complete historian , able to proceed from a synthesis to an ...
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Secondly , Vicens Vives was perfectly aware that , even given all the data and documents one might want , to write history is — in the last analysis — to interpret . This is not just a matter of selecting facts — which might very well ...
Secondly , Vicens Vives was perfectly aware that , even given all the data and documents one might want , to write history is — in the last analysis — to interpret . This is not just a matter of selecting facts — which might very well ...
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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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