Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... term Azilian is derived from the excavation site at Mas d'Azil , near Toulouse in France . 2 The term Homo capensis is derived from Capsa , the Latin name for present - day Tunis . nical revolution that inaugurated the modern history of ...
... term Azilian is derived from the excavation site at Mas d'Azil , near Toulouse in France . 2 The term Homo capensis is derived from Capsa , the Latin name for present - day Tunis . nical revolution that inaugurated the modern history of ...
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... term used for company unions in Spain . The term originated in France where , during an important strike of miners , the members of the company union pasted yellow paper on the windows of their office after strikers had smashed all the ...
... term used for company unions in Spain . The term originated in France where , during an important strike of miners , the members of the company union pasted yellow paper on the windows of their office after strikers had smashed all the ...
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... term except in specific cases : for the maritime expansion , the term Catalonia or Catalans ( in accordance with the documentation ) ; for the enterprise as a whole , the term Catalan - Aragonese or the Crown of Aragon . Even with ...
... term except in specific cases : for the maritime expansion , the term Catalonia or Catalans ( in accordance with the documentation ) ; for the enterprise as a whole , the term Catalan - Aragonese or the Crown of Aragon . Even 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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