CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
Ancient IberiaThe BasquesThe KeltberiansThe
PheniciansCadiz Founded,
CHAPTER II.
Struggle between Phenicians and AssyriansFounding
of CarthageDecline of PheniciaRise
of Roman PowerFirst Punic War,
CHAPTER III.
HamilcarHannibalSiege and Fall of SaguntumRome
Invades SpainScipio's PolicyCadiz,
(Gades) Surrendered to the RomansBy What
Steps IBERIA Became SPAINFall of Carthaginian
PowerHow Spain Became a Roman
Province,
CHAPTER IV.
SertoriusStory of the White HindRome Fights
Her Own Battles on Spanish SoilBattle of
MundaCsar Declared DictatorThe Ides of
MarchOctavius AugustusSpain LatinizedFour
Hundred Years of Peace,
CHAPTER V.
Northern Races in the History of CivilizationRoman
Empire ExpiringAtaulfusAttila and
the HunsTheodoricEvaric Completes Conquest
of Spanish PeninsulaEurope TeutonizedDifference
between Anglo-Saxon and
Latin Races,
CHAPTER VI.
UlfilasArianismThe Spanish LanguageBrunhildeLeovigildHis
Son's ApostasyArianism
Ceases to be the Established Religion of
Spain,
CHAPTER VII.
ToledoChurch of Santa MariaWamba,
CHAPTER VIII.
Decline of VisigothsRoderickCount Julian's
TreacheryMahommedanismTarifProphecy
Found in the Enchanted TowerTarikRoderick's
Defeat and DeathMoslem Empire
Established in Spain,
CHAPTER IX.
Musa's Dream of European ConquestCharles MartelCharacteristics
of Mahommedan RuleMission
of the Saracen in EuropeThe Germ
of a Christian Kingdom in the North of
Spain,
CHAPTER X.
Pelayo and the Cave of CovadongaAlfonso I.Berbers
and Arabs at War on African CoastWar
Extends to SpainThe Omeyyad Khalifs
Superseded by the AbbasidesAbd-er-RahmanOmeyyad
Dynasty Established at CordovaIneffectual
Attempt of the Abbasides to
Overthrow Abd-er-RahmanCharacter of This
Conqueror,
CHAPTER XI.
CharlemagneBattle of Roncesvalles,
CHAPTER XII.
Conditions after Death of Abd-er-RahmanAbd-er-Rahman
II.Arab RefinementsEulogius
and the Christian MartyrsAbd-er-Rahman
III.A Khalifate at CordovaThe Great
MosqueThe City of "The Fairest"Death
of Abd-er-Rahman III.,
CHAPTER XIII.
Rough Cradle of a Spanish Nationality in the
AsturiasAlfonso III. and His Hidalgos and
DonsGuerrilla Warfare with MoorsJealousies
and Strife between Christian KingdomsCivil
WarAlmanzorRuin of Christian State
Seemed ImminentDeath of AlmanzorBerber
RevoltAnarchy in Moorish StateA Khalif
Begging a Crust of BreadBerbers Destroy CordovaLibrary
BurnedCity of "The Fairest"
a RuinAsturiasLeon and Castile UnitedAlfonso
VI.The CidTriumph of ChristiansMoors
Ask Aid of the AlmoravidesChristians
Driven BackDeath of the CidA Dynasty of
the AlmoravidesThe AlhomadesThe Great
MahdiMoorish People Become Subject to
Emperor of MoroccoHis Designs upon
EuropeThe Pope Proclaims a CrusadeAlhomades
Driven Out of Spain by ChristiansMoorish
Kingdom Reduced to Province of
Granada,
CHAPTER XIV.
European Conditions in Thirteenth CenturyVisigoth
Kings Recover Their LandIts
Changed ConditionsEffect of Arab Civilization
upon Spanish NationFernando III.Spain
Draws into Closer Companionship with
European StatesAlfonso X.Spain Becoming
PicturesqueThe Bull-FightBeautiful GranadaThe
Alhambra,
CHAPTER XV.
Perpetual Civil War between Spanish StatesCastile
and Aragon Absorb the Others and in Conflict
for SupremacyPedro the CruelThe
"Black Prince" His Champion against AragonJohn
of GauntHis Claim upon the Throne of
CastileHis Final CompromisePolitical Conditions
Contrasted with Those of Other
States,
CHAPTER XVI.
Death of Juan II.Enrique IV.IsabellaHer Marriage
with Ferdinand of AragonIsabella
Crowned Queen of CastileFerdinand, King of
AragonThe Two Crowns UnitedCharacteristics
of the Two SovereignsThe Inquisition
CreatedJews Driven out of the KingdomAbdul-Hassan's
DefianceZaharaFamily
Troubles at the AlhambraAyesha and BoabdilAlhama
Captured by FerdinandBoabdil
Supplants His FatherMassacre of the AbencerragesGranada
BesiegedIts CapitulationMoorish
Rule Ended in Spain,
CHAPTER XVII.
Columbus and IsabellaIsabella's Private GriefsHer
DeathCharles, King under a RegencyCharles
Elected Emperor of GermanySpain
during His ReignCruelties in the East and
in the WestVain Struggle with ProtestantismAbdication
and Death of Charles,
CHAPTER XVIII.
Philip II.Union of Spain and PortugalThe Duke
of Alva in the NetherlandsWar with EnglandSpanish
Armada DestroyedDeath of
Philip II.Spain's DeclineGlory of the Name
"Castilian,"
CHAPTER XIX.
Philip III.Rebellion of the MoriscosLast of the
Moors Conveyed to African CoastDon QuixotePhilip
IV.Louis XIV. Marries Spanish InfantaA
Diminishing KingdomCarlos II.First
Collision between Anglo-Saxon and
Spaniard in AmericaClose of Hapsburg Dynasty
in Spain,
CHAPTER XX.
New European ConditionsLouis XIV.War
of the "Spanish Succession"Marlborough
Checks Louis at BlenheimArchduke Abandons
Sovereignty in SpainPeace of UtrechtFurther
Dismemberment of SpainGibraltar
Passes to EnglandBourbon DynastyCommences
with Philip V.Ferdinand VI.Carlos
III.Expulsion of the Jesuits,
CHAPTER XXI.
A Dismantled KingdomSpanish-American ColoniesEngland
and France at War over American
BoundariesSpain the Ally of FranceLoss