Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... provinces found themselves powerless to confront the military bands that the invaders had formed . This explains why Vandals , Suevi , and Alans were able to plunder extensively and with great ease , and why the sensation of terror ...
... provinces found themselves powerless to confront the military bands that the invaders had formed . This explains why Vandals , Suevi , and Alans were able to plunder extensively and with great ease , and why the sensation of terror ...
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... provinces ( Navarre , the Basque provinces ) . 3 For further information on the repopulation of the Balearic Islands , see pp . 63–64 . cial route . Many Albigensians , fleeing the persecution of 58 Military Expansion.
... provinces ( Navarre , the Basque provinces ) . 3 For further information on the repopulation of the Balearic Islands , see pp . 63–64 . cial route . Many Albigensians , fleeing the persecution of 58 Military Expansion.
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... provinces , initiated in 1833 as an instrument to combat Carlism , gained vitality and efficacy through its financial , educational , militia , and administrative duties . The province was the quintessence of centralized Liberalism . In ...
... provinces , initiated in 1833 as an instrument to combat Carlism , gained vitality and efficacy through its financial , educational , militia , and administrative duties . The province was the quintessence of centralized Liberalism . In ...
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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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