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Randall Aragon in front of his barracks
Randall Aragon in front of his barracks, Camp Camelot, Long Binh Army Depot, Vietnam, January ...
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This study on nobiliary indebtedness involves two great families of the kingdom of Aragon, an important financial operation that reveals the wealth acquired by the Justicia de Aragón Ferrer de Lanuza, belonging to a second rank aristocratic kinship, on ...
María Teresa Iranzo Muñío
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«Que de vostres letres nos vesitets»
The chancery records in the Archive of the Crown of Aragon and the Archive of the Kingdom of Valencia preserve a large quantity of letters dispatched throughout the reign of Maria of Castile (1416-1458), wife of Alfonso the Magnanimous.
María Narbona Cárceles
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We study evapotranspiration (ET), a key flux in the hydrological cycle, across heterogeneous tropical land‐cover mosaics in lowland Sumatra featuring secondary forest patches, oil palm plantations, and shrubland. We apply high‐resolution UAV thermography and an energy‐balance model to derive ET across three mosaic landscapes (Areas 1–3).
Medha Bulusu +4 more
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This paper focuses on the debt management of the Aragonese aristocrat Brianda de Luna, sister of Queen Maria (1396-1406). Her elopement with Luis Cornel triggered a private war that undermined the couple's finances.
Sandra de la Torre Gonzalo
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Prouver la légitimité d’une succession, le cas du royaume de Naples au XVe siècle
This contribution reconstructs a long-distance controversy between the two contenders for the title of King of Naples after the heirless death of the last Angevin queen, Joan II. Louis of Anjou and later his brother René, received pontifical support. The
Roxane Chilà
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La Couronne d’Aragon face aux écorcheurs (1435-1445)
From the Treaty of Arras in 1435 to the creation of the ‘compagnies d’ordonnance’ in 1445, the movements of men-at-arms in France caused numerous and serious concerns among the populations and authorities of the Iberian Peninsula.
Stéphane Péquignot
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Despite being part of the same social system, widely shared across Western Europe, the Crowns of Aragon and Castile went on to develop, whilst at different paces, a number of individualities throughout the Late Middle Ages which resulted in distinctive ...
Eduard Juncosa Bonet
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The Archive of the Crown of Aragon. Seven hundred years of history
The Arxiu de la Corona d’Aragó (Archive of the Crown of Aragon) was founded by King James II of Aragon in 1318 as a royal archive housed in his Barcelona palace, and it has existed continuously ever since then.
Alberto Torra Pérez
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Review to Antonio Cortijo & Vicent Martines (eds.): Multilingual Joan Roís de Corella. The Relevance of a Fifteenth-Century Classic of the Crown of Aragon / Joan Roís de Corella multilingüe.
Joan Vicent Fuertes Zapata
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