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... from her juridical understanding of the concept of a contractual relationship ,
led to political pluralism . In contrast , Castile rejected this possibility and thereby
intensified the dilemma already posed at the death of Ferdinand I and again at
the ...
... from her juridical understanding of the concept of a contractual relationship ,
led to political pluralism . In contrast , Castile rejected this possibility and thereby
intensified the dilemma already posed at the death of Ferdinand I and again at
the ...
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Pestilence and death , followed by the abandonment of fields and industries ,
interlocked with misery and famine , created an infernal circle of depopulation
and inflation . These factors sharpened the social conflicts between peasants and
...
Pestilence and death , followed by the abandonment of fields and industries ,
interlocked with misery and famine , created an infernal circle of depopulation
and inflation . These factors sharpened the social conflicts between peasants and
...
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Philip II ' s finances were in the hands of men from Genoa , 60 Among the many
publications on the occasion of the fourth centennial of the death of Charles V ,
see Carlos V , 1500 – 1558 : Homenage de la Universidad de Granada (
Granada ...
Philip II ' s finances were in the hands of men from Genoa , 60 Among the many
publications on the occasion of the fourth centennial of the death of Charles V ,
see Carlos V , 1500 – 1558 : Homenage de la Universidad de Granada (
Granada ...
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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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