Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... reform the government in Madrid . Specifically he proposed tax reforms , more power for the army , a more just legal system , and to please his Catalan supporters - participation by the peripheral prov- inces in the trade with the ...
... reform the government in Madrid . Specifically he proposed tax reforms , more power for the army , a more just legal system , and to please his Catalan supporters - participation by the peripheral prov- inces in the trade with the ...
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... reforms pro- posed by Jovellanos in his Report on the Agrarian Law ( 1795 ) were nothing more than a testimony of his patriotic foresightedness . No one was ignorant of the fact that ... reform known in the history of 118 Bourbon Reforms.
... reforms pro- posed by Jovellanos in his Report on the Agrarian Law ( 1795 ) were nothing more than a testimony of his patriotic foresightedness . No one was ignorant of the fact that ... reform known in the history of 118 Bourbon Reforms.
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... reform was polarized under the aegis of Charles III , this monarch has been converted into the paradigm of Enlightened Despotism in Spain . His very personality revealed the amplitude of the objectives proposed and the timidity of the ...
... reform was polarized under the aegis of Charles III , this monarch has been converted into the paradigm of Enlightened Despotism in Spain . His very personality revealed the amplitude of the objectives proposed and the timidity of the ...
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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