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But 5 A crypto - Judaic society was created by the Sephardim , who felt
themselves Spaniards and yet wanted to continue practicing their religion ( a
society described by Julio Caro Baroja in Los judíos en la España moderna y
contemporánea ...
But 5 A crypto - Judaic society was created by the Sephardim , who felt
themselves Spaniards and yet wanted to continue practicing their religion ( a
society described by Julio Caro Baroja in Los judíos en la España moderna y
contemporánea ...
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The central agency for the dissemination of these new ideas was the Societies of
the Friends of the Country ; using as a model the Basque Society ( founded in
1765 ) , the government organized these societies from 1774 on . The
bourgeoisie ...
The central agency for the dissemination of these new ideas was the Societies of
the Friends of the Country ; using as a model the Basque Society ( founded in
1765 ) , the government organized these societies from 1774 on . The
bourgeoisie ...
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They attributed the responsibility for the popular uprising to the Society of Jesus .
Expelled from Spain and from America in 1767 , the society was subsequently
dissolved by the Holy See in the wake of a campaign organized by the Bourbon ...
They attributed the responsibility for the popular uprising to the Society of Jesus .
Expelled from Spain and from America in 1767 , the society was subsequently
dissolved by the Holy See in the wake of a campaign organized by the Bourbon ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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