Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... spirit destined to play a celebrated role in Spanish life- the Castilian spirit . León drew nourishment from her gilded dreams of a restoration , inherited from the Asturians ' claim to monarchic legitimacy . Court the Faithful ...
... spirit destined to play a celebrated role in Spanish life- the Castilian spirit . León drew nourishment from her gilded dreams of a restoration , inherited from the Asturians ' claim to monarchic legitimacy . Court the Faithful ...
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... spirit of the West . In this vast process of cultural renovation ( which would give rise to the Romanesque ) , Navarre was in a privileged position not only to receive from but to transmit to the rest of Christian Spain , for the routes ...
... spirit of the West . In this vast process of cultural renovation ( which would give rise to the Romanesque ) , Navarre was in a privileged position not only to receive from but to transmit to the rest of Christian Spain , for the routes ...
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... spirit that was aristo- cratic , superficial , and cold- the people reacted in diverse ways , depending upon their region . In general they attempted to seize upon the elements of greatest vitality and to incorporate them into their ...
... spirit that was aristo- cratic , superficial , and cold- the people reacted in diverse ways , depending upon their region . In general they attempted to seize upon the elements of greatest vitality and to incorporate them into their ...
Contenido
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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