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At that moment , because of the bourgeoisie ' s economic power , the Catalan -
Aragonese monarchy was powerful enough to humble the nobility of Aragon ,
which had grown insolent because of its Privilegio General , conferred by Peter
the ...
At that moment , because of the bourgeoisie ' s economic power , the Catalan -
Aragonese monarchy was powerful enough to humble the nobility of Aragon ,
which had grown insolent because of its Privilegio General , conferred by Peter
the ...
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This was precisely the ideal of the bourgeoisie , and so the Royal Statute was
received with effusive gratitude by a social class that entered upon a period of
free enterprise with the introduction of the first steam - powered machinery ...
This was precisely the ideal of the bourgeoisie , and so the Royal Statute was
received with effusive gratitude by a social class that entered upon a period of
free enterprise with the introduction of the first steam - powered machinery ...
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What I do consider quite improbable is that Encyclopedism was linked with the
bourgeoisie . I repeat for the nth time ( and this , after having consulted
documentation concerning the Barcelona textile bourgeoisie and the commercial
...
What I do consider quite improbable is that Encyclopedism was linked with the
bourgeoisie . I repeat for the nth time ( and this , after having consulted
documentation concerning the Barcelona textile bourgeoisie and the commercial
...
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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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