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CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania The vicissitudes of the Second Punic War ( third century B.c. ) , by means of which Rome and Carthage settled the question of who would dominate the western Mediterranean , converted the Hispanic peninsula ...
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania The vicissitudes of the Second Punic War ( third century B.c. ) , by means of which Rome and Carthage settled the question of who would dominate the western Mediterranean , converted the Hispanic peninsula ...
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The policy of public works was financed by meshing the Hispanic economy into the great Mediterranean commerce of that era in metals , wines , olive oil , and grains . Those who profited most from this activity were the great capitalists ...
The policy of public works was financed by meshing the Hispanic economy into the great Mediterranean commerce of that era in metals , wines , olive oil , and grains . Those who profited most from this activity were the great capitalists ...
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As an extension of the first task , Frankish warriors ( outfitted by the governors of Aquitaine ) went to the aid of the exiled Hispanic peoples and resettled them on their lands south of the Pyrenees .
As an extension of the first task , Frankish warriors ( outfitted by the governors of Aquitaine ) went to the aid of the exiled Hispanic peoples and resettled them on their lands south of the Pyrenees .
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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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