Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... Sánchez Albornoz ) . There are also several very distinguished sociological contributions ( for example , those of Julio Caro Baroja o ) , as well as the achievements in the field of economic , socio - economic , and regional history by ...
... Sánchez Albornoz ) . There are also several very distinguished sociological contributions ( for example , those of Julio Caro Baroja o ) , as well as the achievements in the field of economic , socio - economic , and regional history by ...
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... Sánchez Albornoz ) , so much so that Don Américo and Don Claudio - who set themselves a task of sifting — have left a very fine flour of good quality . A hurricane wind has carried off the chaff ; let it be noted that there was a lot of ...
... Sánchez Albornoz ) , so much so that Don Américo and Don Claudio - who set themselves a task of sifting — have left a very fine flour of good quality . A hurricane wind has carried off the chaff ; let it be noted that there was a lot of ...
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... Sánchez Albornoz and Luis G. de Valdeavellano . The latter is perhaps the most convinced that Romanization was a unifying force ( even socially , as when he writes “ the indigenous settlers merged with the Italic colonists , unifying ...
... Sánchez Albornoz and Luis G. de Valdeavellano . The latter is perhaps the most convinced that Romanization was a unifying force ( even socially , as when he writes “ the indigenous settlers merged with the Italic colonists , unifying ...
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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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