The Making of Modern Man: From the Renaissance to the PresentVan Nostrand, 1967 - Всего страниц: 785 |
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... cause of the great amount of wealth that has come to us in the last hundred and twenty or thirty years is the huge population which has grown up in this Kingdom , since the civil wars between the houses of Orleans and Bourgogne were ...
... cause of the great amount of wealth that has come to us in the last hundred and twenty or thirty years is the huge population which has grown up in this Kingdom , since the civil wars between the houses of Orleans and Bourgogne were ...
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... cause . ciple by refusing to allow the Greeks to set up a republic . Instead , a Bavarian prince was awarded the throne as Otto I of Greece . But the despots had good cause to remain uneasy . 5. Reprise : The Revolutions of 1830 ...
... cause . ciple by refusing to allow the Greeks to set up a republic . Instead , a Bavarian prince was awarded the throne as Otto I of Greece . But the despots had good cause to remain uneasy . 5. Reprise : The Revolutions of 1830 ...
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... cause . Organizing , agitating , educating , Maz- zini worked to awaken his countrymen to the need for unity . A sentence of death was re- corded against him in Sardinian courts . In 1837 he left for London , where he continued his ...
... cause . Organizing , agitating , educating , Maz- zini worked to awaken his countrymen to the need for unity . A sentence of death was re- corded against him in Sardinian courts . In 1837 he left for London , where he continued his ...
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List of Maps 1 Europe in 1500 | 16 |
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