Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... forced acceptance of this formula of coexistence . Ramón Berenguer IV avoided proclaiming himself either King of Catalonia or King of Aragon , contenting himself with the more modest title of Prince . Whatever be the cause , the ...
... forced acceptance of this formula of coexistence . Ramón Berenguer IV avoided proclaiming himself either King of Catalonia or King of Aragon , contenting himself with the more modest title of Prince . Whatever be the cause , the ...
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... forced Castile to be constantly on the alert . The sea was often guarded by Catalans , Portuguese , and , above all , by Genoese . As a matter of fact , it was through Genoese efforts that the Straits of Gibraltar were opened up ...
... forced Castile to be constantly on the alert . The sea was often guarded by Catalans , Portuguese , and , above all , by Genoese . As a matter of fact , it was through Genoese efforts that the Straits of Gibraltar were opened up ...
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... forced upon the incompetent Philip III ( already but a shadow of the primitive biological stock of the Hapsburgs , the House of Burgundy , and the Trastámaras ) a system of a prime minister with plenary jurisdiction ( valido ) . With ...
... forced upon the incompetent Philip III ( already but a shadow of the primitive biological stock of the Hapsburgs , the House of Burgundy , and the Trastámaras ) a system of a prime minister with plenary jurisdiction ( valido ) . With ...
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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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