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... by means of military operations , he was unable to win the favor of his new subjects . In 582 a wave of insurrection roused the Hispani , and became all the more critical when Hermenigild , Leovigild's own son , took over as leader ...
... by means of military operations , he was unable to win the favor of his new subjects . In 582 a wave of insurrection roused the Hispani , and became all the more critical when Hermenigild , Leovigild's own son , took over as leader ...
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Some became wealthy , others , steadily more impoverished . In both cases , the new circumstances induced them to present some elementary demands for personal liberty . Begining in 1390 , a great clamor for emancipation vibrated ...
Some became wealthy , others , steadily more impoverished . In both cases , the new circumstances induced them to present some elementary demands for personal liberty . Begining in 1390 , a great clamor for emancipation vibrated ...
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But in Castile and in Navarre it became an endemic evil , a continuous series of partisan disputes that little by little consumed the resources of both countries . The arrogant nobility of Castile split into two camps in the reign of ...
But in Castile and in Navarre it became an endemic evil , a continuous series of partisan disputes that little by little consumed the resources of both countries . The arrogant nobility of Castile split into two camps in the reign of ...
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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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