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Chapter 26 of the book "A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada," by Washington Irving is presented. It recounts the battles that ended Muslim power and rule in Granada, Spain during the fifteenth century. It deals with the history surrounding the war between Muslims and Christian in the country. Furthermore, it narrates the government of the Fortress of Alhama.

Chapter 17 of the book "A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada," by Washington Irving is presented. It recounts the battles that ended Muslim power and rule in Granada, Spain during the fifteenth century. It deals with the history surrounding the war between Muslims and Christian in the country. Furthermore, it narrates the lamentations of the Moors for the Battle of Lucena.

The article presents Act III of the drama titled "The Spanish Student."

Chapter XLI of the book "Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White," Vol. II, by Andrew Dickson White is presented. Official functions in Berlin, Germany such as to secure the assent of the German government to establish equal rights to all nations in the trade of China and send the proofs to the German Foreign Office was explored. It highlights events including the fruit question, Spanish declaration of war against the U.S. and the difficulties that arise in Germany as the war progresses.

Chapter II of Part II of the book "Catherine de' Medici" is presented. It explores how queen Catherine de' Medici spread wide the wings of her genius, and boldly flown to the heights of the Medici and Valois policy and tracing once more the mighty plans which terrified in earlier days her husband Henri II. It also points out on the desire of Catherine to maintain Catholicism in the kingdom and to stay united, for it is the only bond that holds France, Spain, and Italy.

Chapter XIV of Part Two of the book "CAESAR OR NOTHING" is presented. It highlights the matrimony of Caesar Moncada and his sweetheart, Amparito and cites how he did his best in order to meet and deal with the challenges of the new phase of his life. It also mentions the honeymoon of the newlywed couple in Madrid, Spain.

Chapter II of Part Two of the book "CAESAR OR NOTHING" is presented. It features the brief description of the Castillan towns in Spain including its scenic attractions and its natural beauty and cites the exact location of Castro Duro. It also highlights how Castro Duro described and considered an old and important city.

Chapter XXXIV of the book "A Brief History of the United States," by John Bach McMaster is presented. It highlights the rebellion of Cubans against Spain in February 1895 and tried to organize a republic. It explores the battle at Manila bay in the Philippines on May 1, 1898 when Commodore Dewey attacked the Spanish fleet.

The article presents a lecture delivered in America in 1874 about ancient civilisation. It explores a theory on the origin of the human race that it is the man's mortal body and brain derived from some animal and ape-like creature. It discusses histories of civilisation and theories of civilisation abroad. It also describes the future of some countries like France and Spain.

Chapter 52 of the book "A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada," by Washington Irving is presented. It recounts the battles that ended Muslim power and rule in Granada, Spain during the fifteenth century. It deals with the history surrounding the war between Muslims and Christian in the country. Furthermore, it narrates the mission of Hernando del Pulgar.

Chapter 53 of the book "A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada," by Washington Irving is presented. It recounts the battles that ended Muslim power and rule in Granada, Spain during the fifteenth century. It deals with the history surrounding the war between Muslims and Christian in the country. Furthermore, it narrates the advance of King Ferdinand against Malaga.

Chapter 27 of the book "A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada," by Washington Irving is presented. It recounts the battles that ended Muslim power and rule in Granada, Spain during the fifteenth century. It deals with the history surrounding the war between Muslims and Christian in the country. Furthermore, it narrates the foray of Christian knights into the territory of the Moors.

Chapter 16 of the book "A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada," by Washington Irving is presented. It recounts the battles that ended Muslim power and rule in Granada, Spain during the fifteenth century. It deals with the history surrounding the war between Muslims and Christian in the country. Furthermore, it narrates the Battle of Lucena.

Part First, Act Fifth of the book "THE DYNASTS: AN EPIC-DRAMA OF THE WAR WITH NAPOLEON, IN THREE PARTS, NINETEEN ACTS, AND ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SCENES" is presented. It mentions the conversation among the phantom intelligences regarding the gloomy departure of Villeneuve from Cadiz, Spain and cites the conversation between Villeneuve and Magendie as they travel along the vast sea.

Chapter XVII of Part Two of the book "CAESAR OR NOTHING" is presented. It highlights the upcoming real election in Castro Duro and other rural towns in Spain and cites how the politicians, from Liberal and Conservative Parties have prepared themselves for such political event. It also mentions the retention of Caesar Moncada's political career.

A biography of historian and missionary Bartholomew de Las Casas is presented. He was born in 1474 in Seville, Spain and studied at the University of Salamanca, where he became interested in the natives, through a young Indian. His earliest work was written in 1542, "A Very Short Account of the Ruin of the Indies." Moreover, his main work is a "General History of Indies" from 1492-1520.