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Pagina 448
... Spain has , for the first time , a strong administration under a represen- tative polity . 66 The rise of Spain , " of which we now hear so much , is but a deduction from these facts . Much as the result has start- led Europe , it would ...
... Spain has , for the first time , a strong administration under a represen- tative polity . 66 The rise of Spain , " of which we now hear so much , is but a deduction from these facts . Much as the result has start- led Europe , it would ...
Pagina 450
... Spain , too , education has done something . It has tended to lessen national intoler- Spain has never or never hitherto at least - existed . A presumptive instance of this may be taken in the fact , that no- where is there any national ...
... Spain , too , education has done something . It has tended to lessen national intoler- Spain has never or never hitherto at least - existed . A presumptive instance of this may be taken in the fact , that no- where is there any national ...
Pagina 453
... Spain in point of area , and this general superiority in point of fer- tility , the Spanish population continues to be less than one half of the French . Indeed , Spain is remarkable for having been one of the most stationary of coun ...
... Spain in point of area , and this general superiority in point of fer- tility , the Spanish population continues to be less than one half of the French . Indeed , Spain is remarkable for having been one of the most stationary of coun ...
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