The Alhambra
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/ For the student who desires to pursue exhaustively the history of the Moors in Spain, there are but two trustworthy authorities — Don Pascual de Gayangos, the Spanish Orientalist and historian, and Dr. R. Dozy, of Leyden. Don Pascual's ■'translation of Al-makkari has been largely drawn upon in the compilation of the present volume, as also the "Handbook" ' and "Gatherings" of Richard Ford (4845 and onward), which form the bases of the indispensable M-urray's Guide. For the last days of the Mo...slems in Spain, Sir WilHam Stirling-Maxwell's Don John 0/ Austria must be read. The fascinating volumes of Washington Irving will, of course, continue to delight so long as the English language endures, and no better companions can be wished for on the spot where they were written than his stories of The Alhambra and The Conquest of Granada. Mr.
Henry Coppe6's History of the Conquest of Spain by the Arab Moors, in two volumes, Boston (Mass.), 1881 ; Miss Charlotte Introduction. xli.
Yonge's Christians and Moors in Spain ; Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/ For the student who desires to pursue exhaustively the history of the Moors in Spain, there are but two trustworthy authorities — Don Pascual de Gayangos, the Spanish Orientalist and historian, and Dr. R. Dozy, of Leyden. Don Pascual's ■'translation of Al-makkari has been largely drawn upon in the compilation of the present volume, as also the "Handbook" ' and "Gatherings" of Richard Ford (4845 and onward), which form the bases of the indispensable M-urray's Guide. For the last days of the Mo...slems in Spain, Sir WilHam Stirling-Maxwell's Don John 0/ Austria must be read. The fascinating volumes of Washington Irving will, of course, continue to delight so long as the English language endures, and no better companions can be wished for on the spot where they were written than his stories of The Alhambra and The Conquest of Granada. Mr.
Henry Coppe6's History of the Conquest of Spain by the Arab Moors, in two volumes, Boston (Mass.), 1881 ; Miss Charlotte Introduction. xli.
Yonge's Christians and Moors in Spain ; Mr.
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