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Then he organized the Islamic regime in Spain , severed the political bond which
had previously linked the governors ( Emirs ) with the East , and established the
bases for a new state which was to last for two and one - half centuries , through ...
Then he organized the Islamic regime in Spain , severed the political bond which
had previously linked the governors ( Emirs ) with the East , and established the
bases for a new state which was to last for two and one - half centuries , through ...
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... 732 ) , and to organize the last remnants of the Roman world behind an
imperial façade , planned and supported by ... campaigns between 785 and 801 ;
they were organized into a poorly defined political body called the Hispanic
March .
... 732 ) , and to organize the last remnants of the Roman world behind an
imperial façade , planned and supported by ... campaigns between 785 and 801 ;
they were organized into a poorly defined political body called the Hispanic
March .
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The people were organized with varying degrees of efficiency by a few
commanders of dubious military ability . Constantly engaged in guerrilla warfare ,
or in giving up their lives to defend strategic strongholds , they fought for certain
concrete ...
The people were organized with varying degrees of efficiency by a few
commanders of dubious military ability . Constantly engaged in guerrilla warfare ,
or in giving up their lives to defend strategic strongholds , they fought for certain
concrete ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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