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As elsewhere in Europe ( where the term Liberal was adopted ) , its adherents
defended a limitation on the absolute power ... to defend his private interests
against state intervention by guaranteeing freedom of speech , press , and
assembly .
As elsewhere in Europe ( where the term Liberal was adopted ) , its adherents
defended a limitation on the absolute power ... to defend his private interests
against state intervention by guaranteeing freedom of speech , press , and
assembly .
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Usually it consisted merely of subverting all or part of the army , and sometimes
the police force , thereby depriving a government of the means to defend itself .
Many writers have pointed out the complexity of this phenomenon : the use of the
...
Usually it consisted merely of subverting all or part of the army , and sometimes
the police force , thereby depriving a government of the means to defend itself .
Many writers have pointed out the complexity of this phenomenon : the use of the
...
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... to eliminate the religious orders and acquire their property ; but the secular
Church was to be defended and protected by ... Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo ,
was able to rise above the vulgarity and defend the Catholic roots of Hispanic life
.
... to eliminate the religious orders and acquire their property ; but the secular
Church was to be defended and protected by ... Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo ,
was able to rise above the vulgarity and defend the Catholic roots of Hispanic life
.
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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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