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As a consequence , the seven years that separate the first and second appearances of my Approaches may be considered of capital importance in the development of Hispanic historiography in the twentieth century , especially because of ...
As a consequence , the seven years that separate the first and second appearances of my Approaches may be considered of capital importance in the development of Hispanic historiography in the twentieth century , especially because of ...
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We find no capital invested in the country either to increase the productivity of the agricultural soil or to form commercial companies to exploit the oceanic worldnot even to exploit the slave trade , which was left in the hands of the ...
We find no capital invested in the country either to increase the productivity of the agricultural soil or to form commercial companies to exploit the oceanic worldnot even to exploit the slave trade , which was left in the hands of the ...
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Lack of capital made it impossible to apply on a large scale such concrete solutions to the agrarian problem as the irrigation of dry lands . However , it was during this period that an efficient policy of hydraulic power had its first ...
Lack of capital made it impossible to apply on a large scale such concrete solutions to the agrarian problem as the irrigation of dry lands . However , it was during this period that an efficient policy of hydraulic power had its first ...
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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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