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ity, and seizing the Alcazar ofthe Albaicin, bade defiance to his uncle in the RedPalace. Now walk down the Gran Via, and just alittle to the right of the junction with the ReyesCatolicos, and on the left-hand side of that street, ashort alley leads you to the Casa del Carbon, easilyrecognised by… … Gipsy Quarter. The Caves seen a finely carved roof. This building, which datesfrom the beginning of the fourteenth century, seemsto have been the Alhondiga Jedida or fonduk, theCom Exchange of Moorish Granada. The interior has