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... the vigorous systematization of vassalage , the dissemination of culture from
monasteries in the south of France , and even France ' s political subordination to
Rome , created in Catalonia a society which was different from that of the brave ...
... the vigorous systematization of vassalage , the dissemination of culture from
monasteries in the south of France , and even France ' s political subordination to
Rome , created in Catalonia a society which was different from that of the brave ...
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As for the south of France , the revival of trade and the movement of merchandise
from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic through this region had showered it with
wealth and cultural refinements . Languedoc and Provence glittered with the ...
As for the south of France , the revival of trade and the movement of merchandise
from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic through this region had showered it with
wealth and cultural refinements . Languedoc and Provence glittered with the ...
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Under this treaty , France lost her sovereignty over the Catalan counties , but the
monarchy of the House of Barcelona abandoned its recent ambitious plans for
expansion in Languedoc . The successor of James I , Peter III the Great ( 1276 ...
Under this treaty , France lost her sovereignty over the Catalan counties , but the
monarchy of the House of Barcelona abandoned its recent ambitious plans for
expansion in Languedoc . The successor of James I , Peter III the Great ( 1276 ...
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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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