A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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Arthur Pryor Watts. was very popular in both Sicily and Germany . The Germans hoped he would make their country the center of his interest , but after he was crowned emperor his relations with Germany ended , and he lived north of the ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. was very popular in both Sicily and Germany . The Germans hoped he would make their country the center of his interest , but after he was crowned emperor his relations with Germany ended , and he lived north of the ...
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... German policy , Frederick was a clever statesman , if one considers his reign as an isolated epoch . But in the long run his policy was disastrous both for Germany and the Empire , for he did little to prevent the division of Germany ...
... German policy , Frederick was a clever statesman , if one considers his reign as an isolated epoch . But in the long run his policy was disastrous both for Germany and the Empire , for he did little to prevent the division of Germany ...
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... Germany . NINTH CENTURY : LEARNING DECLINES EXCEPT IN GERMANY The misery , poverty , and political anarchy that followed the disintegration of the Carolingian Empire were made worse by the pillaging expeditions of the Vikings and the ...
... Germany . NINTH CENTURY : LEARNING DECLINES EXCEPT IN GERMANY The misery , poverty , and political anarchy that followed the disintegration of the Carolingian Empire were made worse by the pillaging expeditions of the Vikings and the ...
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