Cuban nobility
The 19th century Spanish Empire saw much of its power weakened by its rival countries (Great Britain and France), it also saw many of its colonies in America being influenced by the republican ideologies of the recently independent United States. In an effort to strengthen its holdings, the Spanish Crown decided to grant titles of nobility to much of the colonial aristocracy. This bestowing of royal grace made the recipients loyal to the Crown, and more assimilated to the Iberian titled nobility. No other Spanish colony received as many grants of noble titles as Cuba, jewel of the Spanish Empire.
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Cuban nobility
The 19th century Spanish Empire saw much of its power weakened by its rival countries (Great Britain and France), it also saw many of its colonies in America being influenced by the republican ideologies of the recently independent United States. In an effort to strengthen its holdings, the Spanish Crown decided to grant titles of nobility to much of the colonial aristocracy. This bestowing of royal grace made the recipients loyal to the Crown, and more assimilated to the Iberian titled nobility. No other Spanish colony received as many grants of noble titles as Cuba, jewel of the Spanish Empire.
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La Nobiltà cubana comprende tu ...... tolari di privilegi ereditari.
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The 19th century Spanish Empir ...... : New York Times, 5 April 1903
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La Nobiltà cubana comprende tu ...... tolari di privilegi ereditari.
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The 19th century Spanish Empir ...... , jewel of the Spanish Empire.
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Cuban nobility
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Nobiltà cubana
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