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694539-128 Foreword I do not have the credentials to introduce a historian ,
much less one of the caliber of Vicens Vives , but I can contribute a few
reminiscences that will help the reader to understand somewhat the spirit in
which ...
694539-128 Foreword I do not have the credentials to introduce a historian ,
much less one of the caliber of Vicens Vives , but I can contribute a few
reminiscences that will help the reader to understand somewhat the spirit in
which ...
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A true historian does not merely reproduce the past verbally ; he must also , and
above all , synthesize it and give it meaning . Approaches to the History of Spain
bears witness to Vicens Vives ' power of synthesis ; never has so much been ...
A true historian does not merely reproduce the past verbally ; he must also , and
above all , synthesize it and give it meaning . Approaches to the History of Spain
bears witness to Vicens Vives ' power of synthesis ; never has so much been ...
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Historians usually get together with historians , and Vicens Vives did not disdain
such professional contacts . ... documents , with the minimum of facts , yet always
the essential ones , Approaches to the History of Spain is the work of a historian ...
Historians usually get together with historians , and Vicens Vives did not disdain
such professional contacts . ... documents , with the minimum of facts , yet always
the essential ones , Approaches to the History of Spain is the work of a historian ...
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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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