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The discovery of the lands in America was still too recent for their hidden treasures to be considered for use in industrial expansion , Later , foreign wars and agricultural misery would squander the gold that fortune bestowed so ...
The discovery of the lands in America was still too recent for their hidden treasures to be considered for use in industrial expansion , Later , foreign wars and agricultural misery would squander the gold that fortune bestowed so ...
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Under Antonio Pérez ' direction 5 this circle was still somewhat liberal , but it became absolutely intransigent following the crisis of 1580 , the dangerous turn in foreign affairs , and the clear demonstration ( in the great famine of ...
Under Antonio Pérez ' direction 5 this circle was still somewhat liberal , but it became absolutely intransigent following the crisis of 1580 , the dangerous turn in foreign affairs , and the clear demonstration ( in the great famine of ...
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The same lack of capital jeopardized the future of the Spanish railroad system , which from 1840 onward was the basis for tempestuous financial manueuvers that involved a working partnership of the bank , politics , and foreign capital ...
The same lack of capital jeopardized the future of the Spanish railroad system , which from 1840 onward was the basis for tempestuous financial manueuvers that involved a working partnership of the bank , politics , and foreign capital ...
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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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