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A series of powerful chieftains , who had established their residence in Almería (
at the site of Los Millares ) * and in the rich agrarian regions of Andalusia ( near
the present - day cities of Carmona , Antequera , Sevilte , and Huelva ) ,
governed ...
A series of powerful chieftains , who had established their residence in Almería (
at the site of Los Millares ) * and in the rich agrarian regions of Andalusia ( near
the present - day cities of Carmona , Antequera , Sevilte , and Huelva ) ,
governed ...
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In Andalusia Ferdinand III of Castile proceeded to distribute land among the
nobles who had aided him in the venture , leaving intact the system of latifundia
that had been in effect under the “ Party Kings , ” the Almoravids , and the
Almohads .
In Andalusia Ferdinand III of Castile proceeded to distribute land among the
nobles who had aided him in the venture , leaving intact the system of latifundia
that had been in effect under the “ Party Kings , ” the Almoravids , and the
Almohads .
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Yet one can easily understand the recession experienced by the Peninsula about
1270 , when — following the expulsion from Andalusia of the Moriscos , and the
reduction or flight of their counterparts in Valencia — the country was forced to ...
Yet one can easily understand the recession experienced by the Peninsula about
1270 , when — following the expulsion from Andalusia of the Moriscos , and the
reduction or flight of their counterparts in Valencia — the country was forced to ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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