Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... fueros ) ; 2 the monarchy helped to strengthen this spirit by conferring broad charters on the neo - Valencians and ... fuero is a royal charter granting privileges to a specific group of people . But the special feature of the Spanish ...
... fueros ) ; 2 the monarchy helped to strengthen this spirit by conferring broad charters on the neo - Valencians and ... fuero is a royal charter granting privileges to a specific group of people . But the special feature of the Spanish ...
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... fueros of Catalonia , but it opened a doorway to the future by acknowledging the latter's right to trade with America . However , the difficulties created by the War of Succession encouraged among some Catalans a legitimist spirit , and ...
... fueros of Catalonia , but it opened a doorway to the future by acknowledging the latter's right to trade with America . However , the difficulties created by the War of Succession encouraged among some Catalans a legitimist spirit , and ...
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... fueros shown in the 1814 Manifesto of the Persians . With the Exalted Liberals in power , constitutional government lost favor with landlords , nobles ( whose seignorial rights were threatened ) , and the bourgeoisie . Some capitalists ...
... fueros shown in the 1814 Manifesto of the Persians . With the Exalted Liberals in power , constitutional government lost favor with landlords , nobles ( whose seignorial rights were threatened ) , and the bourgeoisie . Some capitalists ...
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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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