Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... ( latifundia ) . At its height , this system com- bined the use of slave labor with the development of a program of day laborers , employed only for a season . Thus a privileged social class gradually took shape , the class of seniores ...
... ( latifundia ) . At its height , this system com- bined the use of slave labor with the development of a program of day laborers , employed only for a season . Thus a privileged social class gradually took shape , the class of seniores ...
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... latifundia and a livestock economy that were antithetical both to the initial type of Castilian colonization on the high plain of the Duero ( that is , agrarian communities governed by town councils ) and to the Islamic agricultural ...
... latifundia and a livestock economy that were antithetical both to the initial type of Castilian colonization on the high plain of the Duero ( that is , agrarian communities governed by town councils ) and to the Islamic agricultural ...
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... insure their enormous fortune : latifundia , properties extorted from the Crown , stipends and lands granted in perpetuity by complaisant kings and regents.1 Their means for doing so was by Crisis of the Fifteenth Century 77.
... insure their enormous fortune : latifundia , properties extorted from the Crown , stipends and lands granted in perpetuity by complaisant kings and regents.1 Their means for doing so was by Crisis of the Fifteenth Century 77.
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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