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... it undermined the prosperous economy of many municipalities ; it mobilized an
enormous quantity of wealth , a large part of which was used to finance the
foreign policy of the Catholic monarchs , another part of which was dissipated in
the ...
... it undermined the prosperous economy of many municipalities ; it mobilized an
enormous quantity of wealth , a large part of which was used to finance the
foreign policy of the Catholic monarchs , another part of which was dissipated in
the ...
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Later , foreign wars and agricultural misery would squander the gold that fortune
bestowed so prodigiously upon Castile . In summary , the reign was complex and
interesting , far removed from the monolithic character it is usually judged to ...
Later , foreign wars and agricultural misery would squander the gold that fortune
bestowed so prodigiously upon Castile . In summary , the reign was complex and
interesting , far removed from the monolithic character it is usually judged to ...
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... still somewhat liberal , but it became absolutely intransigent following the crisis
of 1580 , the dangerous turn in foreign affairs , and the clear demonstration ( in
the great famine of 1582 ) of the malfunctioning of Castile ' s agrarian economy .
... still somewhat liberal , but it became absolutely intransigent following the crisis
of 1580 , the dangerous turn in foreign affairs , and the clear demonstration ( in
the great famine of 1582 ) of the malfunctioning of Castile ' s agrarian economy .
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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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