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A true historian does not merely reproduce the past verbally ; he must also , and above all , synthesize it and give it ... Rhetorical history , into which so many Spanish historians had fallen , or stumbled , completely repelled him ...
A true historian does not merely reproduce the past verbally ; he must also , and above all , synthesize it and give it ... Rhetorical history , into which so many Spanish historians had fallen , or stumbled , completely repelled him ...
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Besides being a historian , Vicens Vives was thus , in a way , a politician . Unfortunately , the era in which he lived did not permit him much freedom to maneuver , but he took full advantage of the little he had . a a Historians ...
Besides being a historian , Vicens Vives was thus , in a way , a politician . Unfortunately , the era in which he lived did not permit him much freedom to maneuver , but he took full advantage of the little he had . a a Historians ...
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a Historians usually get together with historians , and Vicens Vives did not disdain such professional contacts . But he was more frequently in the company of writers , economists , philosophers , scientists , industrialists , workers .
a Historians usually get together with historians , and Vicens Vives did not disdain such professional contacts . But he was more frequently in the company of writers , economists , philosophers , scientists , industrialists , workers .
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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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