Spanish Life In Town And Country (Fiscle Part-I)
By: William Harbutt Dawson William Harbutt DawsonIt Has Been Thought Well To Include Portugal In This Volume, So As To
Embrace The Entire Iberian Peninsula. Though Geographically Contiguous,
And So Closely Associated In The Popular Mind, The Spanish And
Portuguese Nations Offer In Fact The Most Striking Divergences Alike In
Character And Institutions, And Separate Treatment Was Essential In
Justice To Each Country. The Preferential Attention Given To Spain Is
Only In Keeping With The More Prominent Part She Has Played, And May Yet
Play, In The History Of Civilisation.
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