A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Achaean . The result of foreign pressure and the tyranny of Macedon , they were the last attempt to com- bine local independence with some form of national unity . The Aetolian league ( founded ca. 280 B.C. ) established a fed- eral ...
... Achaean . The result of foreign pressure and the tyranny of Macedon , they were the last attempt to com- bine local independence with some form of national unity . The Aetolian league ( founded ca. 280 B.C. ) established a fed- eral ...
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... league was organized along somewhat similar lines . Both leagues adopted an aggressive foreign policy . The Aetolian ... Achaean league . The lat- ter , following a policy of aggressive expansion , sometimes aided by Sparta and ...
... league was organized along somewhat similar lines . Both leagues adopted an aggressive foreign policy . The Aetolian ... Achaean league . The lat- ter , following a policy of aggressive expansion , sometimes aided by Sparta and ...
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... alliance with Antiochus the Great of Syria to partition the Ptolemaic ... Achaean leagues joined the coalition against Philip . Macedon , practically ... league . Then Philip allied with Rome against Syria . In the meantime ...
... alliance with Antiochus the Great of Syria to partition the Ptolemaic ... Achaean leagues joined the coalition against Philip . Macedon , practically ... league . Then Philip allied with Rome against Syria . In the meantime ...
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