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One of their principal settlements was Emporion ( on the gulf of the Rosas river in
Catalonia ) , the Iberian keystone of the Greek West . Phoenicians and Greeks
transformed into a mighty force the wealth of the Iberians , a generic term for the ...
One of their principal settlements was Emporion ( on the gulf of the Rosas river in
Catalonia ) , the Iberian keystone of the Greek West . Phoenicians and Greeks
transformed into a mighty force the wealth of the Iberians , a generic term for the ...
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to reside in the principal cities , and to compensate for the outflow of money by
organizing the sale of wool . This was the great solution , at the very moment
when Flanders and Italy were becoming great wool purchasers ; to base the
monarchy ...
to reside in the principal cities , and to compensate for the outflow of money by
organizing the sale of wool . This was the great solution , at the very moment
when Flanders and Italy were becoming great wool purchasers ; to base the
monarchy ...
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Considering that the principal obligations of the Count - Duke of 2 Gaspar de
Guzmán y Pimentel ( 1587 – 1645 ) inherited the title of Count of Olivares ; Philip
IV granted him the title of Duke of Sanlúcar la Mayor . Olivares were to
reconstruct ...
Considering that the principal obligations of the Count - Duke of 2 Gaspar de
Guzmán y Pimentel ( 1587 – 1645 ) inherited the title of Count of Olivares ; Philip
IV granted him the title of Duke of Sanlúcar la Mayor . Olivares were to
reconstruct ...
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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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