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These developments jeopardized the future of Castilian agriculture . The ease of
the wool business , in which ... On such a weak agricultural base , it was
impossible to erect a solid economic edifice . Although the Catholic Monarchs
favored ...
These developments jeopardized the future of Castilian agriculture . The ease of
the wool business , in which ... On such a weak agricultural base , it was
impossible to erect a solid economic edifice . Although the Catholic Monarchs
favored ...
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Catalonia actually did carry out the fourth great stage of agricultural colonization
during that era . The symbol was the vine , and its product — brandy - stimulated
an active international trade that benefited the entire coastal population ...
Catalonia actually did carry out the fourth great stage of agricultural colonization
during that era . The symbol was the vine , and its product — brandy - stimulated
an active international trade that benefited the entire coastal population ...
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... a good will far beyond the realities of Spain in that period — short - term rural
leases ; agricultural communities impoverished by the abuse of seignoral
privileges still in effect ; large landholdings left uncultivated ; ecclesiastical
mortmain .
... a good will far beyond the realities of Spain in that period — short - term rural
leases ; agricultural communities impoverished by the abuse of seignoral
privileges still in effect ; large landholdings left uncultivated ; ecclesiastical
mortmain .
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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