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| The dual monarchy was fully engaged in the eradication of the Moorish culture in Spain, and the vast influence of Jewry. The fall of Granada and the Inquisition nearly eclipsed Columbus "discovery'' of the new world across the seas. Evidence of unlimited gold awakened Ferdinand's interest, however. - More |
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