A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... FREDERICK III The Great Elector was succeeded by his son Frederick III ( 1688-1713 ) , whose chief ambition was to raise Prussia to the status of a kingdom . This he was able to do as a result of his part in the War of the Spanish ...
... FREDERICK III The Great Elector was succeeded by his son Frederick III ( 1688-1713 ) , whose chief ambition was to raise Prussia to the status of a kingdom . This he was able to do as a result of his part in the War of the Spanish ...
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... FREDERICK THE GREAT There is a humorous side to the rather somber and almost uneventful life of Frederick William I. He was terribly dis- appointed in his son Frederick , who appeared to be too effem- inate and weak to make an effective ...
... FREDERICK THE GREAT There is a humorous side to the rather somber and almost uneventful life of Frederick William I. He was terribly dis- appointed in his son Frederick , who appeared to be too effem- inate and weak to make an effective ...
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... Frederick I ( king of Denmark and Nor- way ) , 54 Frederick II ( emperor of the Holy Ro- man Empire ) , 30 Frederick III ( king of Prussia ) , 191 Frederick Augustus ( elector of Saxony ) , 179 Frederick William ( elector of Branden ...
... Frederick I ( king of Denmark and Nor- way ) , 54 Frederick II ( emperor of the Holy Ro- man Empire ) , 30 Frederick III ( king of Prussia ) , 191 Frederick Augustus ( elector of Saxony ) , 179 Frederick William ( elector of Branden ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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