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This is not just a matter of selecting facts — which might very well be selected not
in order to interpret but simply to support a prejudice — nor of more or less vague
and profound hermeneutics ( more often vague than profound ) by means of ...
This is not just a matter of selecting facts — which might very well be selected not
in order to interpret but simply to support a prejudice — nor of more or less vague
and profound hermeneutics ( more often vague than profound ) by means of ...
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mean we should subordinate them to the more brilliant but far less efficacious
method of the so - called history of culture . 20 Obviously an exploration of the
ideological , juridical , emotional , esthetic , religious , and moral aspects of any ...
mean we should subordinate them to the more brilliant but far less efficacious
method of the so - called history of culture . 20 Obviously an exploration of the
ideological , juridical , emotional , esthetic , religious , and moral aspects of any ...
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Their means for doing so was by securing appropriate legal measures (
establishment of entailed estates , acquisition of seignorial rights ) and financial
concessions ( the Mesta and its highest offices , collection of customs duties on
goods ...
Their means for doing so was by securing appropriate legal measures (
establishment of entailed estates , acquisition of seignorial rights ) and financial
concessions ( the Mesta and its highest offices , collection of customs duties on
goods ...
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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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