A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... kingdom . After recognizing the independence of Bactria and Pergamum , he suppressed numerous revolts in other provinces and gradually restored his power over the more important parts of the Seleucid Empire , conquered Palestine and ...
... kingdom . After recognizing the independence of Bactria and Pergamum , he suppressed numerous revolts in other provinces and gradually restored his power over the more important parts of the Seleucid Empire , conquered Palestine and ...
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... kingdom in the south- ern half of Gaul which lasted to the sixth century . Their kingdom in Spain endured until the time of the Arab con- quest in the beginning of the eighth century . During all this time , periods of friendship ...
... kingdom in the south- ern half of Gaul which lasted to the sixth century . Their kingdom in Spain endured until the time of the Arab con- quest in the beginning of the eighth century . During all this time , periods of friendship ...
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... kingdom of the East Franks ; the lower Rhine and the northern part of Italy comprised the Middle Kingdom , and to its west lay the kingdom of the West Franks , or France ( 888 ) . Feudalism completed the decentralization by subdividing ...
... kingdom of the East Franks ; the lower Rhine and the northern part of Italy comprised the Middle Kingdom , and to its west lay the kingdom of the West Franks , or France ( 888 ) . Feudalism completed the decentralization by subdividing ...
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