Approaches to the History of SpainUniv of California Press, 2023 M11 15 - 220 páginas This title is part of UC Press's Voices Revived program, which commemorates University of California Press’s mission to seek out and cultivate the brightest minds and give them voice, reach, and impact. Drawing on a backlist dating to 1893, Voices Revived makes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible once again using print-on-demand technology. This title was originally published in 1970. |
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... rather to provide a general account of problems on which friends and collaborators , and all who feel a sincere obligation to penetrate into the historic existence of a a Hispania , could base their work . This By Way of Prologue.
... rather to provide a general account of problems on which friends and collaborators , and all who feel a sincere obligation to penetrate into the historic existence of a a Hispania , could base their work . This By Way of Prologue.
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... Hispania , rather than Spain , is the term preferred by Vicens Vives and other Catalan historians . See , for example , the excellent textbook by Santiago Sobrequés Vidal entitled Hispania : Historia política y cultural de España ...
... Hispania , rather than Spain , is the term preferred by Vicens Vives and other Catalan historians . See , for example , the excellent textbook by Santiago Sobrequés Vidal entitled Hispania : Historia política y cultural de España ...
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... on Spanish historiography , see Richard Herr , “ The Twentieth - Century Spaniard Views the Spanish Enlightenment , ” Hispania ( 1962 ) , pp . 183–193 . a one gigantic accord . It could not be otherwise By Way of Prologue xxiii.
... on Spanish historiography , see Richard Herr , “ The Twentieth - Century Spaniard Views the Spanish Enlightenment , ” Hispania ( 1962 ) , pp . 183–193 . a one gigantic accord . It could not be otherwise By Way of Prologue xxiii.
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... Hispania 14 CHAPTER FOUR The Visigothic Mirage 22 CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam 28 CHAPTER SIX Asturian Legitimacy and the Frankish Intrusion 32 CHAPTER SEVEN The Caliphate of Córdoba versus the Kingdom of León 36 CHAPTER EIGHT ...
... Hispania 14 CHAPTER FOUR The Visigothic Mirage 22 CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam 28 CHAPTER SIX Asturian Legitimacy and the Frankish Intrusion 32 CHAPTER SEVEN The Caliphate of Córdoba versus the Kingdom of León 36 CHAPTER EIGHT ...
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... Hispania 68 CHAPTER FOURTEEN The Crisis of the Fifteenth Century 76 CHAPTER FIFTEEN The Ordering of Hispania by the Catholic Monarchs 87 CHAPTER SIXTEEN Hispania under the Hapsburg Monarchs 96 CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The Overthrow of Hispania ...
... Hispania 68 CHAPTER FOURTEEN The Crisis of the Fifteenth Century 76 CHAPTER FIFTEEN The Ordering of Hispania by the Catholic Monarchs 87 CHAPTER SIXTEEN Hispania under the Hapsburg Monarchs 96 CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The Overthrow of Hispania ...
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CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
CHAPTER NINE The Invasions from North Africa | 45 |
CHAPTER TEN Hispanic Pluralism and the Pyrenean | 50 |
CHAPTER THIRTEEN Beginning of Dissension in Hispania | 68 |
CHAPTER FIFTEEN The Ordering of Hispania by | 87 |
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The Overthrow of Hispania and | 104 |
CHAPTER NINETEEN Politics and Economics in Nineteenth | 121 |
CHAPTER TWENTY The Crisis of the Twentieth Century | 141 |
Index | 179 |
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