A History of Spain and Portugal, Volumen2University of Wisconsin Press, 1973 - 712 páginas |
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... João III , and the greatest landholder in Portugal , with 80,000 peasants on his Alemtejo estates , João of Bra- gança was the natural leader of Portuguese society . Fearing that Olivares's summons was merely a means to gain control of ...
... João III , and the greatest landholder in Portugal , with 80,000 peasants on his Alemtejo estates , João of Bra- gança was the natural leader of Portuguese society . Fearing that Olivares's summons was merely a means to gain control of ...
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... João V ( 1706-1750 ) The reign of João V bears modest comparison with that of Manuel I at the beginning of the sixteenth century . Whereas Manuel the Fortu- nate reaped all the advantages of the establishment of the eastern thalassocracy , ...
... João V ( 1706-1750 ) The reign of João V bears modest comparison with that of Manuel I at the beginning of the sixteenth century . Whereas Manuel the Fortu- nate reaped all the advantages of the establishment of the eastern thalassocracy , ...
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... João I , king of Portugal , 128 , 129-30 , 191-95 passim , 227 João II , king of Portugal , 197 , 198 , 225- 27 passim , 231 João III , king of Portugal , 238-39 , 241 , 395 João IV , king of Portugal , 394-99 passim , 403 João V , king ...
... João I , king of Portugal , 128 , 129-30 , 191-95 passim , 227 João II , king of Portugal , 197 , 198 , 225- 27 passim , 231 João III , king of Portugal , 238-39 , 241 , 395 João IV , king of Portugal , 394-99 passim , 403 João V , king ...
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Tables | 347 |
16 The EighteenthCentury Bourbon Regime in Spain | 351 |
17 Society and Economics in EighteenthCentury Spain | 372 |
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