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prepared for the great historic occasion of the Hispanic retaliation against the
Visigothic invaders — not, certainly, a military retaliation, but rather one of vitality
and culture. The Germanic people's last great effort to assimilate the Hispani was
...
prepared for the great historic occasion of the Hispanic retaliation against the
Visigothic invaders — not, certainly, a military retaliation, but rather one of vitality
and culture. The Germanic people's last great effort to assimilate the Hispani was
...
Page 37
The Caliphate's economic and military superiority allowed Abd-ar-Rahman III to
extend his influence to Morocco in the south and to drive back the armies of Leon
and Navarre in the north. During his ' reign and that of his successor, al-Hakam ...
The Caliphate's economic and military superiority allowed Abd-ar-Rahman III to
extend his influence to Morocco in the south and to drive back the armies of Leon
and Navarre in the north. During his ' reign and that of his successor, al-Hakam ...
Page 49
The second phenomenon involved the military orders who settled along the
Muslim frontier zone, in Aragon as well as in Castile.4 These military-religious
organizations occupied extensive regions in the southern half of the central
plateau, ...
The second phenomenon involved the military orders who settled along the
Muslim frontier zone, in Aragon as well as in Castile.4 These military-religious
organizations occupied extensive regions in the southern half of the central
plateau, ...
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Contents
chapter one The First Settlers | 1 |
chapter three Roman Hispania | 14 |
chapter f1ve The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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| Title | Approaches to the history of Spain |
| Author | Jaime Vicens Vives |
| Publisher | University of California Press, 1967 |
| Length | 189 pages |
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