Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... colonization , the Roman con- quest of Peninsular soil aroused violent opposition among the natives . There is no need to seek in this a singular patriotic ideal ; it was merely the response of the native to the novelties and expro ...
... colonization , the Roman con- quest of Peninsular soil aroused violent opposition among the natives . There is no need to seek in this a singular patriotic ideal ; it was merely the response of the native to the novelties and expro ...
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... colonization was not the only one carried out by the Catalans . The Balearic Islands ( conquered by James I in 1229 ) simultaneously benefited from the same type of social and economic policy . However , in the Balearics most of the ...
... colonization was not the only one carried out by the Catalans . The Balearic Islands ( conquered by James I in 1229 ) simultaneously benefited from the same type of social and economic policy . However , in the Balearics most of the ...
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... colonization of the lands to the south most seriously affected Catalonia . Her men settled as far away as Murcia , even though it was a Castilian city . If to all this we add the repopulation of the Balearic Islands and the military ...
... colonization of the lands to the south most seriously affected Catalonia . Her men settled as far away as Murcia , even though it was a Castilian city . If to all this we add the repopulation of the Balearic Islands and the military ...
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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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agricultural al-Andalus Alfonso Alfonso VII Almería Almoravids Américo Castro Andalusia Aragonese aristocratic army Asturian Balearic Islands Barcelona Bourbon bourgeoisie Cádiz Caliphate Cantabrian Castile Castile's Castilian Catalan Catalonia Catholic Monarchs central plateau century CHAPTER Charles Christian Church cities Claudio Sánchez constituted Córdoba Cortes crisis Crown of Aragon culture defend Duero economic Empire España established Estudios Europe Extremadura factor Ferdinand forced France French frontier fueros Galicia Granada Hapsburg Henry Hispania Hispanic histórico House of Barcelona Iberian intellectual Isabel Islamic Joan John José Juan King Kingdom labor land León Liberal Madrid Mediterranean Menéndez Pidal military monarchy Moriscos movement Mozarabs Muslim Navarre nobility nobles organized Paleolithic peasants Peninsula Philip political Portugal prehistorians problem Pyrenees Ramón Berenguer reform regions reign repopulation river role Roman Rome Sánchez Albornoz Saragossa Seville Sicily social society Spanish spirit throne tion Toledo Trastámara Upper Paleolithic urban Valencia Vicens Vives Visigothic vols