Mediterranean crossroads: Spanish-Moroccan relations in past and present

David Stenner

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Tariq b. Ziyad's conquest of al-Andalus in 711, the travels of Maimonides from Córdoba via Fez and Tunis to Cairo during the twelve century, the acquisition of the presidios of Ceuta (1415/1668) an...

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