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THE RESULTS OF THE CRUSADES The results of the crusading movement are extremely difficult to determine . ... impossible to state whether they were strongly influenced by the crusades or whether they were the result of other factors .
THE RESULTS OF THE CRUSADES The results of the crusading movement are extremely difficult to determine . ... impossible to state whether they were strongly influenced by the crusades or whether they were the result of other factors .
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a modern Russian is the result of a long period of intense racial intermixture . BYZANTINE INFLUENCES The first period of Russian history about which there is adequate information runs from the ninth to the thirteenth centuries .
a modern Russian is the result of a long period of intense racial intermixture . BYZANTINE INFLUENCES The first period of Russian history about which there is adequate information runs from the ninth to the thirteenth centuries .
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Although this result was noticeable even by the middle of the sixteenth century , it was not general until the nineteenth century . Moreover , the growth of capitalistic business organization destroyed the direct relations between ...
Although this result was noticeable even by the middle of the sixteenth century , it was not general until the nineteenth century . Moreover , the growth of capitalistic business organization destroyed the direct relations between ...
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