Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... tion of the problem , not only in the case of America , but also in that of North Africa . Even though the conquest of Oran , Algeria , and Tripoli ( 1509-1511 ) was carried out under Aragonese auspices , this did not preclude the ...
... tion of the problem , not only in the case of America , but also in that of North Africa . Even though the conquest of Oran , Algeria , and Tripoli ( 1509-1511 ) was carried out under Aragonese auspices , this did not preclude the ...
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... tion because of the demands of belligerent nations for rural prod- ucts and for raw materials , but the subsequent decline in prices and the resulting unemployment darkened the already stormy horizon of the Spanish countryside . The ...
... tion because of the demands of belligerent nations for rural prod- ucts and for raw materials , but the subsequent decline in prices and the resulting unemployment darkened the already stormy horizon of the Spanish countryside . The ...
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... tion will be made that given such names , one cannot trace a mini- 2 Luis Pericot García ( b . 1899 ) , a professor in the University of Bar- celona , defends the existence of a homogeneous cultural region along the coasts of the ...
... tion will be made that given such names , one cannot trace a mini- 2 Luis Pericot García ( b . 1899 ) , a professor in the University of Bar- celona , defends the existence of a homogeneous cultural region along the coasts of the ...
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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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