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But the impossibility of destroying the barrier that separated the two worlds gave birth to an authentically Hispanic movement ( casticismo ) .1 The triumph of this movement of a popular culture can be dated from the middle of the ...
But the impossibility of destroying the barrier that separated the two worlds gave birth to an authentically Hispanic movement ( casticismo ) .1 The triumph of this movement of a popular culture can be dated from the middle of the ...
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But when Napoleon's troops stayed in Spain in order to impose Joseph I and the Constitution of Bayonne , then the movement concentrated - although it was very far from being unanimous - on recklessly opposing the invader and all that he ...
But when Napoleon's troops stayed in Spain in order to impose Joseph I and the Constitution of Bayonne , then the movement concentrated - although it was very far from being unanimous - on recklessly opposing the invader and all that he ...
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The proletarian movement was still another source of activism . This phenomenon occurred in the country as an outgrowth of the general European socialist movement , with the differences appropriate to the economic conditions of Spain ...
The proletarian movement was still another source of activism . This phenomenon occurred in the country as an outgrowth of the general European socialist movement , with the differences appropriate to the economic conditions of Spain ...
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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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