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By definition , no institutional body reveals the course of history ; glorious names have shielded successive moments of splendor and decadence . And as for the ideological yardstick , one might commit the very grave error of asserting ...
By definition , no institutional body reveals the course of history ; glorious names have shielded successive moments of splendor and decadence . And as for the ideological yardstick , one might commit the very grave error of asserting ...
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Endowed with a superior organization , the latter rapidly overcame the successive uprisings which fame has elevated to the rank of epic greatness . The pacification of the central plateau , however , did turn out to be far more ...
Endowed with a superior organization , the latter rapidly overcame the successive uprisings which fame has elevated to the rank of epic greatness . The pacification of the central plateau , however , did turn out to be far more ...
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The appearance of the spectre of famine and the devastating havoc of successive waves of the Black Death that began in the middle of the fourteenth century ( 1348 , 1362 , 1371 , and 1375 ) also helped to thwart the brilliant beginnings ...
The appearance of the spectre of famine and the devastating havoc of successive waves of the Black Death that began in the middle of the fourteenth century ( 1348 , 1362 , 1371 , and 1375 ) also helped to thwart the brilliant beginnings ...
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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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