Sujet

The Catalan-Aragonese squadron in Salou, Conquest of Majorca by King James I (1208-1276), 1890. Creator: Joan Serra y Pausas.

Légende

The Catalan-Aragonese squadron in Salou, Conquest of Majorca by King James I (1208-1276), 1890. On 5 September 1229, the Aragonese squadron sailed from Tarragona, Salou and Cambrils with an imposing fleet of more than 150 ships to conquer Majorca. From "Glorias Españolas" (Glories of Spain), Vol II, Published in Barcelona, 1890.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/LTL

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HRM25A56_092

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41,9Mo (7,1Mo) / 40,0cm x 26,2cm / 4724 x 3097 (300dpi)

Mots clés

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