A History of Spain for Young PersonsJoseph Masters, Aldersgate Street, and 78, New Bond Street, 1849 - 212 páginas |
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alliance Alonzo Alphonso Andalusia arms army Arragon became began Bishop brave Caliphs Cambridge Camden Society Cardinal Carthaginians Castile Castilians Catalonia Charles chief Christian Church cloth coast Columbus Cortes crown crown of Castile daughter death defeated Demy 8vo died DODSWORTH Duke Edition Emperor enemy England English Europe F. E. PAGET famous father favour Ferdinand fleet forces France French king gained possession Gibraltar Granada GRESLEY Henry history of Spain Holy hope invaded Isabella Italy J. M. NEALE Joanna John king of Leon king's kingdom kingdom of Navarre land length LORD loss Madrid Maria Meanwhile Moorish Moors morocco Naples Navarre Netherlands nobles Parma peace Philip Pope Portugal Portuguese Prayer Price 6d Prince prisoner provinces Pyrenees quarrels queen regent reign Roman Rome royal sailed Sancho Sermon ships Sicily siege soon sovereign Spain Spaniards Spanish success throne Toledo treaty troops victory wise Ximenes young king
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