Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... river and elevated Castile to the front rank of Hispanic politics . We have here a transcendental moment in Peninsular affairs in which Castile actually made her appearance in history . The Cas- tilian people of Cantabrian and Basque ...
... river and elevated Castile to the front rank of Hispanic politics . We have here a transcendental moment in Peninsular affairs in which Castile actually made her appearance in history . The Cas- tilian people of Cantabrian and Basque ...
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... river valley basin ( Saragossa ) and along the Mediter- ranean coastline ( Valencia ) . Once Alfonso VI was settled on the throne ( after a second war that demonstrated León's reluctance to recognize Castilian hegemony in the Duero area ) ...
... river valley basin ( Saragossa ) and along the Mediter- ranean coastline ( Valencia ) . Once Alfonso VI was settled on the throne ( after a second war that demonstrated León's reluctance to recognize Castilian hegemony in the Duero area ) ...
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... river valley ) . The political viability of a state confined within the Iberian depression was very slight.2 For ... river basin . 2 In order to expand beyond the Ebro river valley , Aragon had to ally with either Castile on the west or ...
... river valley ) . The political viability of a state confined within the Iberian depression was very slight.2 For ... river basin . 2 In order to expand beyond the Ebro river valley , Aragon had to ally with either Castile on the west or ...
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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