Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... Visigoths - as the means for establishing their hegemony on the Peninsula during the fifth and sixth centuries . There has been a clearly erroneous impression that Visigothic Hispania began in 415 , when Ataulf led his troops as far as ...
... Visigoths - as the means for establishing their hegemony on the Peninsula during the fifth and sixth centuries . There has been a clearly erroneous impression that Visigothic Hispania began in 415 , when Ataulf led his troops as far as ...
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... Visigothic nobles or of Hispanic lords . Only one escape route remained open to them— the Church , the only truly free body in that era . In their monasteries or episcopal sees , ecclesiastics embarked upon the silent and tenacious task ...
... Visigothic nobles or of Hispanic lords . Only one escape route remained open to them— the Church , the only truly free body in that era . In their monasteries or episcopal sees , ecclesiastics embarked upon the silent and tenacious task ...
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... Visigothic monarchy . In any event , the experiment was not wasted . After a lapse of time , the Visigothic precedent would be revived as the historic basis for demanding the Catholic unity of the State . A fragile edifice , Visigothic ...
... Visigothic monarchy . In any event , the experiment was not wasted . After a lapse of time , the Visigothic precedent would be revived as the historic basis for demanding the Catholic unity of the State . A fragile edifice , Visigothic ...
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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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