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... he published in collaboration with his students — had made me imagine him
as the meticulous type of historian who concentrates on facts and documents and
is not at all disposed to let himself be carried away by rhetorical considerations .
... he published in collaboration with his students — had made me imagine him
as the meticulous type of historian who concentrates on facts and documents and
is not at all disposed to let himself be carried away by rhetorical considerations .
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The first and most numerous invaders — Périgord and Cro - Magnon man , racial
varieties of Homo sapiens — were adventurous hunters who carried out far -
ranging expeditions to capture animals . The weather was cold and harsh , and ...
The first and most numerous invaders — Périgord and Cro - Magnon man , racial
varieties of Homo sapiens — were adventurous hunters who carried out far -
ranging expeditions to capture animals . The weather was cold and harsh , and ...
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Still another factor was the lack of a merchant Aeet ( shipping was in the hands of
the Genoese ) which might have carried Andalusian merchandise — the products
of her agriculture and crafts — within the range of European markets .
Still another factor was the lack of a merchant Aeet ( shipping was in the hands of
the Genoese ) which might have carried Andalusian merchandise — the products
of her agriculture and crafts — within the range of European markets .
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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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