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But in contrast to Castile , the strength of the urban patriciate in Catalonia was so great that she managed to emerge safely from the quagmire of social disorder created by the displacement of population .
But in contrast to Castile , the strength of the urban patriciate in Catalonia was so great that she managed to emerge safely from the quagmire of social disorder created by the displacement of population .
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Needless to say , there were mass conversions which inevitably created nuclei that could not be assimilated and that were predisposed to any subversive activity . Three hundred thousand Moors in all converted to Catholicism ( the ...
Needless to say , there were mass conversions which inevitably created nuclei that could not be assimilated and that were predisposed to any subversive activity . Three hundred thousand Moors in all converted to Catholicism ( the ...
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The second immediate consequence was the expansion of a new system of latifundia that was far more powerful and , above all , far more egoistic than the system created between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries .
The second immediate consequence was the expansion of a new system of latifundia that was far more powerful and , above all , far more egoistic than the system created between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries .
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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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