Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... created by the displacement of population . Barcelona , Perpignan , Valencia , and Palma de Mallorca were the centers of the new social artery created by the urban patriciate . However , one must not forget either the refeudalization of ...
... created by the displacement of population . Barcelona , Perpignan , Valencia , and Palma de Mallorca were the centers of the new social artery created by the urban patriciate . However , one must not forget either the refeudalization of ...
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... created by the War of Succession encouraged among some Catalans a legitimist spirit , and among others a desire to revenge themselves ( for the situation created in 1660 ) . Entwined with these was the eternal social unrest of peasants ...
... created by the War of Succession encouraged among some Catalans a legitimist spirit , and among others a desire to revenge themselves ( for the situation created in 1660 ) . Entwined with these was the eternal social unrest of peasants ...
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... created an ex- panding agricultural proletariat , especially in Andalusia ( braceros ) and in Extremadura ( yunteros ) . Lack of capital made it impossi- ble to apply on a large scale such concrete solutions to the agrarian problem as ...
... created an ex- panding agricultural proletariat , especially in Andalusia ( braceros ) and in Extremadura ( yunteros ) . Lack of capital made it impossi- ble to apply on a large scale such concrete solutions to the agrarian problem as ...
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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