A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Constantinople . Three years later , Sir Hans Sloane gave an account of the practice of inoculation which he derived from a dissertation published by a Venetian physician . Shortly afterward , Charles Maitland ( 1669-1748 ) , a Scots ...
... Constantinople . Three years later , Sir Hans Sloane gave an account of the practice of inoculation which he derived from a dissertation published by a Venetian physician . Shortly afterward , Charles Maitland ( 1669-1748 ) , a Scots ...
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... Constantinople that the tsar could follow a policy of protecting Christians in the Balkans . The checking of the Holy Alliance , which had begun with regard to Spain and Spanish America , was now achieved fur- ther in the Near East ...
... Constantinople that the tsar could follow a policy of protecting Christians in the Balkans . The checking of the Holy Alliance , which had begun with regard to Spain and Spanish America , was now achieved fur- ther in the Near East ...
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... Constantinople to Christen- dom by occupying it herself . For her part , England was in- terested in maintaining the territorial integrity of the Ottoman Empire because of her large commercial interests in the Near East , and because ...
... Constantinople to Christen- dom by occupying it herself . For her part , England was in- terested in maintaining the territorial integrity of the Ottoman Empire because of her large commercial interests in the Near East , and because ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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