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The History of Spain from the Establishment of the Colony of Gades by the Phoenicians to the Death of Ferdinand Surnamed the Sage is a comprehensive account of the history of Spain from ancient times to the late Middle Ages. The authors cover topics such as the rise and fall of various kingdoms, the impact of Roman and Moorish conquests, and the emergence of a distinct Spanish identity. With its wealth of historical detail and engaging narrative, this book remains an important work for historians and general readers alike.
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