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	Spain
		Nevertheless, the largest contingent of Moors in Spain consisted of the North African Berbers, recent converts to Islam, who were hostile to the sophisticated Arab governors and bureaucrats and were given to a religious enthusiasm and fundamentalism that were to set the standard for the Islamic community in Spain.
		Spain was also Europe's preeminent military power, with occasion to exercise its strength on many fronts--on land in Italy, Germany, North Africa, and the Netherlands, and at sea against the Dutch, French, Turks, and English.
		Spain was the military and diplomatic standard-bearer of the CounterReformation.
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	Spain and Its Coins
		The marriage in 1469 of Ferdinand II of Aragon with Isabella, heiress to the crown of Castile, laid the foundations of a united Spanish kingdom.
		Spain suffered also reverse on the battlefields with grave consequences: the loss of Portugal, of the Netherlands and the northern provinces of Spain; and the rebellion in Catalonia and Naples.
		Ferdinand VII (1808-1833) was taken prisoner to France and forced to cede the throne of Spain to Joseph Bonaparte (1808-1813), Napoleon's brother.
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	History of Spain with Spain hotel Espana-Hotel
		Amadeo I is first that officially uses the denomination of King of Spain, since the previous ones used the been brief title of King of Spain.
		It is known like period Illustration policy in Spain to that it includes the reigns of borbones from Felipe V in 1700 even Carlos IV that its reign finalizes steeply in 1808, gathering the movement of the century of the lights that one begins in France and it is waiting room of French revolution.
		Amadeo had serious difficulties due to the instability of the politicians Spaniards, the republican conspiracies, the rises carlistas, separatism of Cuba, the disputes between its own allies and some that another attempt of murder.
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	Amadeo I of Spain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Amadeo I, King of Spain, 1st Duke of Aosta (Italian Amedeo, sometimes Latinized as Amadeus) (May 30, 1845 – January 18, 1890) was the 1st Duke of Aosta and King of Spain
		At ten o'clock that same night, Spain was proclaimed a republic, at which time Amadeo made an appearance before the Cortes, proclaiming the Spanish people ungovernable.
		Seventy years later, in 1941, Amadeo's grandson, Aimone, 4th Duke of Aosta was proclaimed king of the Independent State of Croatia as Tomislav II.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Amadeo_I_of_Spain (564 words)

	Spain
		After the fall of the Roman Empire, the Suevi, Vandals and Alans entered Spain, but they were defeated by the Visigoths who, by the end of the 6th century, has occupied virtually the whole of the Peninsula.
		The Canary Islands became part of Spanish territory (1495), the hegemony of Spain in the Mediterranean, to the detriment of France, was affirmed with the conquest of the Kingdom of Naples, and Navarre was incorporated into the Kingdom.
		In 1873, the brief reign of Amadeo of Savoy ended with his abdication, and the First Republic was proclaimed.
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	Spain - Liberal Rule
		They theorized that the state was the sum of the individuals living within it and that it could recognize and protect only the rights of individuals, not the rights of corporate institutions, such as the church or universities, or the rights of the regions as separate entities with distinct customs and interests.
		Mistrustful of Prim's foreign prince, factional leaders refused to cooperate with, or to advise, Amadeo.
		Deserted finally by the army, Amadeo abdicated, leaving a rump parliament to proclaim Spain a federal republic.
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	Art Culture History Arts and Crafts and events in Almeria Andalucia Granada Seville Cordoba southern Spain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		As one of Spain's major ports during the 16th century, Cadiz copied the carnival of Venice, a city with which it had much trade, and since then it has become the liveliest and most dazzling carnival town in mainland Spain, famous for its amusing and creative figurines and satirical song groups.
		Spain was prospering economically under the Habsburg crown thanks to the trade with its American colonies, but on the hand involved in wars with France, the Netherlands and England, culminating in the disastrous defeat of the "Invincible Armada" in 1588.
		Spain's economy languished until the second half of the 1980s, and during this time the country was afflicted by an unemployment rate that often exceeded 20 percent, higher than that of any other major West European country.
	www.info-spain.co.uk /undiscovered/cabo-de-gata/touristisch1.php (19230 words)

	LIVING HISTORY IN AMADEO I
		Amadeo I she is seen wearing everything from “pantuflas en chancleta” to “borceguíes de tacón dorado.”
		Amadeo I, despite its title, then becomes a novel not about the reign of Amadeo, but about the lives and observations of minor participants in a nation’s history.
		Amadeo I ends in obscurity—“nos vimos envueltos en tinieblas de panteón”—, leaving Spain’s future—and Tito’s—beyond the end of the novel uncertain.
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	The Periphery of Francia: Spain, Britain, Eastern Europe, & Scandinavia
		Spain was sometimes styled an "empire." Ferdinand I and Alfonso VII of Castile were sometimes styled "Emperor," but in Mediaeval Europe, the Popes regarded such a title as theirs to dispense, and no self-proclaimed emperors were going to get cooperation from the Church.
		When the Pope finally crowned Emperor a King of Spain, it was Charles V (Charles I of Spain), a 1/4 German Hapsburg who had been born and raised in Belgium.
		Spain thus harmed, and shamed, itself with its intolerance, and wandered from the mainstream of modern development, but there it no doubt that its aesthetic and religious vision was powerful, autochthonous, and enduring.
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	Amadeo Garibaldi
		At the end of the term as novice master, Father Amadeo accompanied Father John Dominick to Rome where the latter was attending the critical chapter of 1878.
		Father Amadeo had experienced the problems that occur when a new foundation is being made, for he had been in Nevada in 1864 under Father Peter Magagnotto.
		Father Amadeo built other houses: at Penafiel in Old Castille in 1882, Angosta in the Province of Alava in 1885, Mondonedo in Galicia also in 1885, and Panaranda in 1887.
	www.passionist.org /gpih/amadeo_garibaldi.html (1151 words)

	Heraldry in Spain
		Spain, which is quarterly A and D. Castile-Leon, B. per pale a.
		During the brief reign of Amadeo of Savoia, the crown was a royal crown and an escutcheon of Aosta (Argent, a cross gules within a bordure compony azure and or) was placed en surtout.
		Heraldry is not regulated in Spain, in the sense that there are no laws or rules on who can take what arms, and no official has ever had enforcement powers of any kind.
	www.heraldica.org /topics/national/spain.htm (1685 words)

	The 19th Century. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The profound crisis of Spain had seriously undermined the Spanish American empire, because many of the American colonies claimed their independence in the first decades of the 19th century.
		1870: Amadeo of Savoy, Duke of Aosta, is elected king of Spain.
		1873: Amadeo I abdicates and the Cortes proclaim a republic.
	www.sispain.org /english/history/19th.html (431 words)

	22ND GENERATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		She was married to Amadeus of SPAIN King (son of Victor Emmanuel II of PIEDMONT King of Italy and Sardinia and Maria di SAVOIA) in (Married his niece).
		Amadeus of SPAIN King was born in 1845 in Turin - aka Duke of Aosta.
		Humbert of SPAIN was born in Spain - son of King Amadeus.
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	Spain facts. Important issues about the Spanish history
		To get to know and understand Spain and the Spaniards, it is important to know about the influences different cultures had over the past centuries on the country.
		The conflict between liberalists and absolutists or in other words, between two different ways of perceiving the establishment of the state, would be one of the longest Spanish conflicts throughout the 19th century.
		The ballot box is introduced into Spain and with it the first democratic experience of the 20th century: The second Republic, a brief attempt to introduce the reformations the country needed frustrated by General Franco's military rising and the outbreak of the Civil War in 1936.
	www.spaindreams.com /eng/history.htm (740 words)

	Spain - HISTORY
		Whereas there is generally consensus among analysts in designating the regime as authoritarian, there is less agreement concerning the fascist component of Franco's Spain.
		In its early period, the Francoist state was considered, outside Spain, to be fascist.
		Severe repression marked the early years of the regime, as Franco sought to impose absolute political control and to institutionalize the Nationalist victory in the Civil War.
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	Spain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Their marriage produced the modern state of Spain.
		The 16th century was the golden age of Spain.
		Spanish absolutism was intolerant of religious diversity (Muslims and Jews), weakened the development of a middle class, and squandered its resources on wars.
	faculty.ucc.edu /egh-damerow/spain.htm (128 words)

	Timeline of the Spanish Royal Family
		On 13 September, Philip II of Spain and I of Portugal, dies, and is succeeded in both countries by his son, Philip III of Spain and II of Portugal.
		Spanish Navarra (Navarre) is formally annexed to the kingdom of Spain.
		On 16 November, Amadeo of Savoy, Duke of Aosta and second son of Victor Emmanuel II of Italy is elected as king of Spain by the Cortes.
	www.etoile.co.uk /Spain/Timeline_2.html (2668 words)

	Spanish Reigns: House of Habsburg, House of Austria, House of Bourbon and House of Savoy
		Spanish Reigns: House of Habsburg, House of Austria, House of Bourbon and House of Savoy
		The House of Habsburg (or "of Austria", as it was known to contemporaries) descended from Charles I of Spain (who was also the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V).
		He left behind a Spanish monarchy that also, for some time, retained control of the Netherlands; however, the title of Holy Roman Emperor did not pass to these Spanish monarchs.
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	FREE In-depth report - Liberal Rule - Spain
		Madrid lost control of the country, and once again the army stepped in to rescue the "national honor." A national government in the form of a unitary republic served briefly as the transparent disguise for an interim military dictatorship.
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	About Vallejo : AdvancingHordes.com
		In 1969 Vallejo moved to Spain because at the time most big animation studios were located in Madrid, London, Paris, Gent, Zagreb, Budapest, Prague and other cities in Eastern Europe.
		In 1970 Amadeo Vallejo brought out two new products: Designers Liquid Color and Acrylic Artist Color, the first fine art quality acrylic to be made in Spain, and one of the first acrylics to be manufactured in Europe.
		Amadeo Vallejo still controls the formulas personally, as well as and supervising production, working to improve the colors.
	www.advancinghordes.com /about_vallejo.php (512 words)

	WAIS - World Affairs Report
		A constitutional monarchy can do well, as exemplified by Spain, where the monarchy is functioning far better than the republic did.
		Having got rid of Queen Isabel II, Spain imported King Amadeo of Savoy from Italy, who lacked such roots.
		That he tried to be a model king did not help; he was soon forced to give up.
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	Spain - Residence Royale
		Residence Royale have selected villas in Spain Marbella on the Costa del Sol and in Mallorca, that are perfect for travel Spain.
		Residence Royale also have selected Spain vacation rental accommodation in the well-known areas of Marbella, such as the famous Golden Mile, the yacht harbour Puerto Banus, Nueva Andalucia, San Pedro de Alcan'tara, Marbessa, Guadalmina, El Rosario and up in the hills La Quinta, El Madroñal and La Zagaleta.
		whether you are looking for fincas or for Spain villa rental, you won't find better than the excellent Spanish fincas and Spain villa collection we have available for your Spain holiday.
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	Rare Birds in Spain: Photos
		In January 2006 seven Laughing Gulls Larus atricilla and most notably two Franklin's Gulls Larus pipixcan were recorded in Spain, most of the records in the N coast of Galicia and Euskadi but one Franklin's in Catalonia and two Laughings at Málaga, in the Mediterranean.
		Probably following the influx reported in the UK the 2005 autumn, there were 11 reports of atricilla in December 2005 in Spain, but the Franklin's records are rarer and more unexpected: up to 2003, there were 18 accepted records in mainland Spain and Balearics for the Laughing Gull and seven for the Franklin's.
		Some of the photos presented here are included for reference purposes and complement those appeared in the December 2005 and January 2006 pages.
	www.rarebirdspain.net /arbsi030.htm (366 words)

	The Story of the Passionist X I V
		He was vested as a Passionist on August 10, 1876, and took his vows one year later.
		His novice master was Father Amadeo Garibaldi, one of the band who went with Father Peter Magagnotto to Virginia City.
		Later Father Amadeo went to Spain where he founded the Congregation.
	www.passionist.org /gpih/chapter_fourteen.html (2597 words)

	The Westin Valencia in Valencia, Spain
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		The Westin Valencia has a traditional façade and decorative arched windows, and is situated in Valencia, seven blocks from the cathedral and three kilometres from Las Arenas Beach.
		If cancellation occurs within the Cancellation Policy period, a one-night charge will be assessed.
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	Amadeo Peñalver: Interview
		My journey needed to continue, and I started thinking again about my Mediterranean culture.
		I went back to Spain, looking for a culture with tradition, an old culture where the relationship between man and nature is more conscious with the past and present.
		I made the white paintings where I looked for the contrast of light.
	www.amadeopenalver.com /interview.html (1176 words)

	Dylan Title Tracks: EPs, CD-Ss and PSs: F
		• 7" P/S: Amadeo STU 42232 (Denmark, 1965)
		• 7" P/S: Amadeo AVRS 21344 (Italy, 1965)
		• 7" EP: Amadeo AVRS EP 15641 (Sweden, 1965)
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	Amadeo Sogni :: Chaos!!! :: August :: 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		I almost think they poisoned him or something, those high society types are ready to get ahold of some Cuban cigars without alot of hassles.
		Hell, in Spain it’s going crazy…these cats are the Anti-Billy Joel.
		On the entertainment front I’m kinda miffed that a whole bunch of movies got changed so people wouldn’t feel bad after 9/11.
	amadeo.blogsome.com /2006/08/08/chaos (675 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Amadeo, Giovanni Antonio
		His professional success, in terms of the architectural and sculptural commissions and official appointments that he received, was far greater than that of any of his contemporaries in Lombardy in the late 15th century, including Bramante.
		Amadeo’s influence in both fields, for example in his use of all’antica ornament of local origin, was considerable.
		There are more than 45,000 articles in The Grove Dictionary of Art.
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