Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... Galicia , where , according to the 1960 census , the population density was more than 160.8 per square mile . Excluded by this factor are Lugo in Galicia , Castellón in the Levante , and Almería and Huelva in Andalusia . THE HINTERLAND ...
... Galicia , where , according to the 1960 census , the population density was more than 160.8 per square mile . Excluded by this factor are Lugo in Galicia , Castellón in the Levante , and Almería and Huelva in Andalusia . THE HINTERLAND ...
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... Galicia and Asturias from atop the high passes of the mountains of León and the Cantabrian range , these kings made possible the development of a small and virile cultural world , presided over by a few clergymen . It was the latter ...
... Galicia and Asturias from atop the high passes of the mountains of León and the Cantabrian range , these kings made possible the development of a small and virile cultural world , presided over by a few clergymen . It was the latter ...
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... Galicia , wealthy as a result of the pilgrimages to Santiago and the great monasteries . Still another cause of Castile's structural weakness was the fact that the repopulation of the Duero tableland3 had emptied the Cantabrian ...
... Galicia , wealthy as a result of the pilgrimages to Santiago and the great monasteries . Still another cause of Castile's structural weakness was the fact that the repopulation of the Duero tableland3 had emptied the Cantabrian ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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