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CHAPTER FOUR The Visigothic Mirage The invasion of the Germanic peoples through the western passes of the Pyrenees — the eternal route of Europe's great racial contributions to Hispania — took place in the year 409.
CHAPTER FOUR The Visigothic Mirage The invasion of the Germanic peoples through the western passes of the Pyrenees — the eternal route of Europe's great racial contributions to Hispania — took place in the year 409.
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Its members became dependent upon the protection of Visigothic nobles or of Hispanic lords . Only one escape route remained open to them the Church , the only truly free body in that era . In their monasteries or episcopal sees ...
Its members became dependent upon the protection of Visigothic nobles or of Hispanic lords . Only one escape route remained open to them the Church , the only truly free body in that era . In their monasteries or episcopal sees ...
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After a lapse of time , the Visigothic precedent would be revived as the historic basis for demanding the Catholic unity of the State . A fragile edifice , Visigothic royalty was unable to overcome its own contradictions - economic ...
After a lapse of time , the Visigothic precedent would be revived as the historic basis for demanding the Catholic unity of the State . A fragile edifice , Visigothic royalty was unable to overcome its own contradictions - economic ...
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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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