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... Spain by the Pyrenees , readily passable only at the extremities . Boggy Holland could become independent because access from landward was difficult ; the more accessible parts of the Low Countries remained under Hapsburg dominion ...
... Spain by the Pyrenees , readily passable only at the extremities . Boggy Holland could become independent because access from landward was difficult ; the more accessible parts of the Low Countries remained under Hapsburg dominion ...
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... Spain was separated from the empire , itself paralyzed by religious disunity . Despite this setback , Philip II of Spain had prospects for general hegemony . Although the Hapsburg Austrian possessions and the title of emperor went to ...
... Spain was separated from the empire , itself paralyzed by religious disunity . Despite this setback , Philip II of Spain had prospects for general hegemony . Although the Hapsburg Austrian possessions and the title of emperor went to ...
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... Spain , worked so well as to become , practically without natural resources , by far the most prosperous people of the seventeenth century . A commercial and seagoing folk , much divided among themselves , the Netherlanders successfully ...
... Spain , worked so well as to become , practically without natural resources , by far the most prosperous people of the seventeenth century . A commercial and seagoing folk , much divided among themselves , the Netherlanders successfully ...
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