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The Chanson de Roland attributes the attack to Muslim troops ; although some
may have participated , most of the attacking troops were Basques angered by
Charlemagne ' s burning of the walls of their capital , Pamplona . outh of Franc ...
The Chanson de Roland attributes the attack to Muslim troops ; although some
may have participated , most of the attacking troops were Basques angered by
Charlemagne ' s burning of the walls of their capital , Pamplona . outh of Franc ...
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Córdoba , the capital of this world , radiated prosperity and elegance . Gold
circulated in abundance ; Muslim coins , scaling the frontiers of the Christian
world , indicated how far the direct influence of Spanish Islam extended . This
wealth was ...
Córdoba , the capital of this world , radiated prosperity and elegance . Gold
circulated in abundance ; Muslim coins , scaling the frontiers of the Christian
world , indicated how far the direct influence of Spanish Islam extended . This
wealth was ...
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We find no capital invested in the country either to increase the productivity of the
agricultural soil or to form commercial companies to exploit the oceanic worldnot
even to exploit the slave trade , which was left in the hands of the Portuguese ...
We find no capital invested in the country either to increase the productivity of the
agricultural soil or to form commercial companies to exploit the oceanic worldnot
even to exploit the slave trade , which was left in the hands of the Portuguese ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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