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They have also forgotten that any institution , by the simple act of encasing a vital tension or of achieving a new ... The vital content of an institution comes from the men who use it as the means for fighting to achieve their own ...
They have also forgotten that any institution , by the simple act of encasing a vital tension or of achieving a new ... The vital content of an institution comes from the men who use it as the means for fighting to achieve their own ...
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And it would be truly interesting to establish the relationship between them , because the Neanderthal hunter achieved the first technical synthesis , developing core and Aake tools into a complex of craftsmanship in which small tools ...
And it would be truly interesting to establish the relationship between them , because the Neanderthal hunter achieved the first technical synthesis , developing core and Aake tools into a complex of craftsmanship in which small tools ...
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His troops achieved resounding success , so much so that they might have established themselves in Catalonia and even dismembered the Crown of Aragon had it not been for the complicated and astute diplomatic moves of John II to defeat ...
His troops achieved resounding success , so much so that they might have established themselves in Catalonia and even dismembered the Crown of Aragon had it not been for the complicated and astute diplomatic moves of John II to defeat ...
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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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