Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... repopulation of the Duero tableland . The monarchs of León granted extensive privileges to all who would go to repopulate its ancient or newly founded cities and fortified villas ; this gave rise to an intense process of democratization ...
... repopulation of the Duero tableland . The monarchs of León granted extensive privileges to all who would go to repopulate its ancient or newly founded cities and fortified villas ; this gave rise to an intense process of democratization ...
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... repopulation of the Duero tableland3 had emptied the Cantabrian provinces of their manpower reserves ; the new ... repopulation of the Duero tableland , un- occupied during the eighth and ninth centuries , then slowly repopulated during ...
... repopulation of the Duero tableland3 had emptied the Cantabrian provinces of their manpower reserves ; the new ... repopulation of the Duero tableland , un- occupied during the eighth and ninth centuries , then slowly repopulated during ...
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... repopulating effort in the first half of the thirteenth century . The same genera- tion that had conquered Seville and ... repopulation of the Balearic Islands and the military expe- ditions in the Mediterranean , we can understand the ...
... repopulating effort in the first half of the thirteenth century . The same genera- tion that had conquered Seville and ... repopulation of the Balearic Islands and the military expe- ditions in the Mediterranean , we can understand 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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