Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... direction . They and the gilded Hispanic youth felt only the greatness and the unity of the City and of her universal dominions . But of necessity , in the course of their transactions , they initiated a series of measures that ...
... direction . They and the gilded Hispanic youth felt only the greatness and the unity of the City and of her universal dominions . But of necessity , in the course of their transactions , they initiated a series of measures that ...
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... direction and generous patronage of Cardinal Cisneros . Al- though it constituted a response to the Renaissance and to the develop- ment of the printing press , this university was not an expression of Humanism as understood elsewhere ...
... direction and generous patronage of Cardinal Cisneros . Al- though it constituted a response to the Renaissance and to the develop- ment of the printing press , this university was not an expression of Humanism as understood elsewhere ...
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... direction to Afrancesado bankers in exile and in another direction to cotton manufacturers in Barcelona , to merchants in Cádiz , and also to no small number of Moderate Liberal groups in exile . Moderate Liberalism — that is to say , a ...
... direction to Afrancesado bankers in exile and in another direction to cotton manufacturers in Barcelona , to merchants in Cádiz , and also to no small number of Moderate Liberal groups in exile . Moderate Liberalism — that is to say , a ...
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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