Western Civilization: Its Genesis and Destiny: From 1650 to the present dayScott, Foresman, 1969 |
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... influence was vast ; in the decades that followed , dozens of his students were appointed to university chairs throughout Germany . Yet Ranke was more influenced by Hegel than he cared to admit , or perhaps realized , for he tended to ...
... influence was vast ; in the decades that followed , dozens of his students were appointed to university chairs throughout Germany . Yet Ranke was more influenced by Hegel than he cared to admit , or perhaps realized , for he tended to ...
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... influence in German affairs . This situation seemed to satisfy Metternich's basic objective , which was to prevent any significant change in the Habsburg empire by preventing it in Austria's neighbors . Among the earliest expressions of ...
... influence in German affairs . This situation seemed to satisfy Metternich's basic objective , which was to prevent any significant change in the Habsburg empire by preventing it in Austria's neighbors . Among the earliest expressions of ...
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... influence in Rumania and Bul- garia and had 50 per cent influence in Hungary and Yugoslavia . Britain was given control in Greece . It was agreed , too , that the USSR was free to inter- vene within its sphere against pro - Nazi and pro ...
... influence in Rumania and Bul- garia and had 50 per cent influence in Hungary and Yugoslavia . Britain was given control in Greece . It was agreed , too , that the USSR was free to inter- vene within its sphere against pro - Nazi and pro ...
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PART ONE THE TRANSFORMATION OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION | 17 |
Enlightenment Culture | 67 |
The Political Revolution | 117 |
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