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Perhaps a group of nomadic artisans set out from Andalusia itself , or from the Mediterranean coast , and was later to be found at all strategic crossroads of the international trade in that era : in Catalonia and in Alsace , on the ...
Perhaps a group of nomadic artisans set out from Andalusia itself , or from the Mediterranean coast , and was later to be found at all strategic crossroads of the international trade in that era : in Catalonia and in Alsace , on the ...
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Castile took possession of Andalusia ( Córdoba , 1236 ; Jaén , 1246 ; Seville , 1248 ; Cádiz , 1250 ) , excepting only the mountainous region in the southeast ( Granada ) . Simultaneously , Ferdinand III succeeded in establishing a ...
Castile took possession of Andalusia ( Córdoba , 1236 ; Jaén , 1246 ; Seville , 1248 ; Cádiz , 1250 ) , excepting only the mountainous region in the southeast ( Granada ) . Simultaneously , Ferdinand III succeeded in establishing a ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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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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