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A few Arabs and many Moors the army of thirty thousand that defeated the Visigothic force of about a hundred thousand . The Spanish people willingly received the conquerors . Thus Asia recouped itself for the defeat sustained by the ...
A few Arabs and many Moors the army of thirty thousand that defeated the Visigothic force of about a hundred thousand . The Spanish people willingly received the conquerors . Thus Asia recouped itself for the defeat sustained by the ...
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During the next 150 years , two great crises held the center of interest in French history : ( a ) the Hundred Years ' War , and ( b ) the struggle between the French king and the duke of Burgundy . One threatened the independence of ...
During the next 150 years , two great crises held the center of interest in French history : ( a ) the Hundred Years ' War , and ( b ) the struggle between the French king and the duke of Burgundy . One threatened the independence of ...
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In Germany there were approximately four hundred states , each becoming more and more independent of the Holy Roman Empire and the papacy , but under the influence of such a particularistic spirit that it was impossible to unite them ...
In Germany there were approximately four hundred states , each becoming more and more independent of the Holy Roman Empire and the papacy , but under the influence of such a particularistic spirit that it was impossible to unite them ...
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