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Vintage engraving of Ferdinand the Catholic, also know as Ferdinand II of Aragon. Ferdinand and his wife Isabella I of Castile united Spain when they married in 1474 except for the Moorish kingdom of Granada became united. The royal couple, known as the Catholic kings, set out with energetic determination to complete the unification, and Granada fell to them at last in 1492. engraving from 1859, photo by D Walker View More:

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