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The sum total of all these interrelated events permitted the ascendency of the grandes ? of Castile - the pivotal axis of ... under Peter the Cruel to secure a port ( Cartagena ) on the eastern coast in order to export Castilian wool .
The sum total of all these interrelated events permitted the ascendency of the grandes ? of Castile - the pivotal axis of ... under Peter the Cruel to secure a port ( Cartagena ) on the eastern coast in order to export Castilian wool .
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The establishment of the same dynasty in Castile and in Aragon is no small factor in the developments leading to a ... Quite the contrary : the name of Aragon was never so hated by Castilian nobles as during the reign of John II of ...
The establishment of the same dynasty in Castile and in Aragon is no small factor in the developments leading to a ... Quite the contrary : the name of Aragon was never so hated by Castilian nobles as during the reign of John II of ...
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Despite agreement upon this formula , tranquility was not restored to Castile . In the following year , Isabel's ... The second might have led to a rapprochement with Burgundy , whose markets were crowded with Castilian wool vendors .
Despite agreement upon this formula , tranquility was not restored to Castile . In the following year , Isabel's ... The second might have led to a rapprochement with Burgundy , whose markets were crowded with Castilian wool vendors .
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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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