Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... became all the more critical when Hermenigild , Leovigild's own son , took over as leader . After innumerable vicissitudes the rebellion was suppressed . Hermenigild fell as a sacrifice , a martyr in the fight for the Catholic faith and ...
... became all the more critical when Hermenigild , Leovigild's own son , took over as leader . After innumerable vicissitudes the rebellion was suppressed . Hermenigild fell as a sacrifice , a martyr in the fight for the Catholic faith and ...
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... became less and less active , then perceptibly paralyzed . Such are the basic conditions which apparently determined the profound crisis in Castile during the reign of Queen Urraca ( 1109- 1126 ) . This crisis , whose epicenter was ...
... became less and less active , then perceptibly paralyzed . Such are the basic conditions which apparently determined the profound crisis in Castile during the reign of Queen Urraca ( 1109- 1126 ) . This crisis , whose epicenter was ...
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... became an endemic evil , a continuous series of partisan disputes that little by little consumed the resources of both countries . The arrogant nobility of Castile split into two camps in the reign . of John II ( 1406-1454 ) as a result ...
... became an endemic evil , a continuous series of partisan disputes that little by little consumed the resources of both countries . The arrogant nobility of Castile split into two camps in the reign . of John II ( 1406-1454 ) as a result ...
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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