Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... America ( 1492 ) was con- ceived as an enterprise of the Castilian Crown , as a monopoly that the latter must defend on behalf of her subjects at any cost . During his regency Ferdinand provided a more just and natural interpreta- tion ...
... America ( 1492 ) was con- ceived as an enterprise of the Castilian Crown , as a monopoly that the latter must defend on behalf of her subjects at any cost . During his regency Ferdinand provided a more just and natural interpreta- tion ...
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... America was still too recent for their hidden treasures to be considered for use in industrial expansion . Later , foreign wars and agricultural misery would squander the gold that fortune bestowed so prodigiously upon Castile . In ...
... America was still too recent for their hidden treasures to be considered for use in industrial expansion . Later , foreign wars and agricultural misery would squander the gold that fortune bestowed so prodigiously upon Castile . In ...
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... America in 1767 , the society was subsequently dissolved by the Holy See in the wake of a campaign organized by the Bourbon governments of Spain , France , and Italy . This action did not succeed in pacifying the coun- try , but it did ...
... America in 1767 , the society was subsequently dissolved by the Holy See in the wake of a campaign organized by the Bourbon governments of Spain , France , and Italy . This action did not succeed in pacifying the coun- try , but it did ...
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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