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Although it began because of the intense economic rivalry between Athens and Corinth , it was essentially a struggle between the imperial , commercial sea power of Athens and the military , agricultural power Sparta .
Although it began because of the intense economic rivalry between Athens and Corinth , it was essentially a struggle between the imperial , commercial sea power of Athens and the military , agricultural power Sparta .
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The division of Athenian democracy into many factions favored the activities of unscrupulous politicans in their struggle to gain power . There was a progressive deterioration in the type of men who guided affairs .
The division of Athenian democracy into many factions favored the activities of unscrupulous politicans in their struggle to gain power . There was a progressive deterioration in the type of men who guided affairs .
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In the attempt to carry out his ideals , Gregory began one of the greatest struggles of the Middle Ages : the struggle between the Church and the Empire over investitures . From a historical standpoint it is impossible to say that the ...
In the attempt to carry out his ideals , Gregory began one of the greatest struggles of the Middle Ages : the struggle between the Church and the Empire over investitures . From a historical standpoint it is impossible to say that the ...
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