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Page 109
... papacy and the crown of France . It led immediately to a major French invasion of Catalonia , under duress of which the Aragonese and Catalan parliaments exacted fundamental concessions from the crown . The invasion was blessed by the ...
... papacy and the crown of France . It led immediately to a major French invasion of Catalonia , under duress of which the Aragonese and Catalan parliaments exacted fundamental concessions from the crown . The invasion was blessed by the ...
Page 134
... papacy was intro- duced into the peninsula by way of southern France and Catalonia . The papacy's increasing diplomatic influence proved useful at the time of the Cordoban offensives in the tenth century , and the counts of Barcelona ...
... papacy was intro- duced into the peninsula by way of southern France and Catalonia . The papacy's increasing diplomatic influence proved useful at the time of the Cordoban offensives in the tenth century , and the counts of Barcelona ...
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... papacy politically , and the papacy was not always disappointed when Protestant or other Catho- lic interests managed to check the might of the Spanish crown . Cle- ment VII , for example , might have been able to head off the English ...
... papacy politically , and the papacy was not always disappointed when Protestant or other Catho- lic interests managed to check the might of the Spanish crown . Cle- ment VII , for example , might have been able to head off the English ...
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2 AlAndalus | 14 |
3 The Early Christian Principalities and | 31 |
Origins of the Kingdom of Asturias 32 Formation of the Pyrenean | 47 |
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