A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... French were gradually gaining control of these important staple articles . By 1700 , England had lost the French fish market , and was rapidly losing to France the trade with Spain , Portugal , and Italy . French expansion in Canada ...
... French were gradually gaining control of these important staple articles . By 1700 , England had lost the French fish market , and was rapidly losing to France the trade with Spain , Portugal , and Italy . French expansion in Canada ...
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... French émigrés had formed under Condé on the frontier at Coblentz . Three French armies were raised and directed to the frontier under Rochambeau , LaFayette , and Luckner . Meanwhile debates on the expediency of the war were held in ...
... French émigrés had formed under Condé on the frontier at Coblentz . Three French armies were raised and directed to the frontier under Rochambeau , LaFayette , and Luckner . Meanwhile debates on the expediency of the war were held in ...
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... French government supported Bismarck during the Congress of Berlin ( 1878 ) . When Germany sided with Austria and alienated Russia , the tsar withdrew from the League of the Three Emperors , and a year later tried to form an alliance ...
... French government supported Bismarck during the Congress of Berlin ( 1878 ) . When Germany sided with Austria and alienated Russia , the tsar withdrew from the League of the Three Emperors , and a year later tried to form an alliance ...
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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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