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this army actually operated during the fifth century from a base in Toulouse ,
France , as a " federated ” army in the service of Rome . In Hispania drove the
Suevi into a corner in Galicia , and ousted the Vandals from Murcia and
Andalusia .
this army actually operated during the fifth century from a base in Toulouse ,
France , as a " federated ” army in the service of Rome . In Hispania drove the
Suevi into a corner in Galicia , and ousted the Vandals from Murcia and
Andalusia .
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Ferdinand's decision drove the Liberals into secret sects , where they reached an
agreement with army officers who had returned from French prisons and with the
men who had commanded the guerrilla forces . Both of the latter groups had ...
Ferdinand's decision drove the Liberals into secret sects , where they reached an
agreement with army officers who had returned from French prisons and with the
men who had commanded the guerrilla forces . Both of the latter groups had ...
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In 1820 , after various thwarted attempts , Liberal army officers succeeded in
leading troops in Andalusia , who were waiting to embark for America , in a
pronunciamiento o against absolutism . Names and episodes lack importance .
In 1820 , after various thwarted attempts , Liberal army officers succeeded in
leading troops in Andalusia , who were waiting to embark for America , in a
pronunciamiento o against absolutism . Names and episodes lack importance .
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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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