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... the post - war period . To these movements we must add the contributions ( at
times , major contributions ) of the foreign historians who have concerned
themselves with Spain , as well as the equally forceful interpretative works by
Américo ...
... the post - war period . To these movements we must add the contributions ( at
times , major contributions ) of the foreign historians who have concerned
themselves with Spain , as well as the equally forceful interpretative works by
Américo ...
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Reflecting on this material , I am led to believe — and this is my second point that
we find ourselves in a period of transition . In one way this period is characterized
by the liquidation of a series of anachronistic positions in general , those of the ...
Reflecting on this material , I am led to believe — and this is my second point that
we find ourselves in a period of transition . In one way this period is characterized
by the liquidation of a series of anachronistic positions in general , those of the ...
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Calculating on the basis of a sequence of stone - working techniques ,
prehistorians established stages within that period which they called , and still
call , Lower Paleolithic . To recall these stages today is useless , because this
problem of ...
Calculating on the basis of a sequence of stone - working techniques ,
prehistorians established stages within that period which they called , and still
call , Lower Paleolithic . To recall these stages today is useless , because this
problem of ...
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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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