A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... favored yielding to Persia , and the western colonies refused to send aid . Only by recognizing Spartan supremacy in Greece was Athens able to unite Greece temporarily against Xerxes . For a time the Spartans favored placing the defense ...
... favored yielding to Persia , and the western colonies refused to send aid . Only by recognizing Spartan supremacy in Greece was Athens able to unite Greece temporarily against Xerxes . For a time the Spartans favored placing the defense ...
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... favored the ac- tivities of unscrupulous politicans in their struggle to gain pow- er . There was a progressive deterioration in the type of men who guided affairs . Cleon , a demagogue and industrialist , was leader of the democratic ...
... favored the ac- tivities of unscrupulous politicans in their struggle to gain pow- er . There was a progressive deterioration in the type of men who guided affairs . Cleon , a demagogue and industrialist , was leader of the democratic ...
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... favored by the fact that since 870 the German kingship had been elective . The king's authority had been so reduced that he could do little more than act as a patron of the Church of Germany . There seemed little chance for a ...
... favored by the fact that since 870 the German kingship had been elective . The king's authority had been so reduced that he could do little more than act as a patron of the Church of Germany . There seemed little chance for a ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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