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For several years it was doubtful whether the alliance of the victorious powers would be content to keep peace between states or would assume the right to intervene in the domestic affairs of others . Humanitarian ideas , which on ...
For several years it was doubtful whether the alliance of the victorious powers would be content to keep peace between states or would assume the right to intervene in the domestic affairs of others . Humanitarian ideas , which on ...
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Overjoyed at the alliance of a Catholic , Protestant , and Greek Orthodox country , the tsar regarded the treaty as a triumph of religion . However , the pope refused to join , and , although the British government refused to commit ...
Overjoyed at the alliance of a Catholic , Protestant , and Greek Orthodox country , the tsar regarded the treaty as a triumph of religion . However , the pope refused to join , and , although the British government refused to commit ...
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The Alliance of the Three Emperors lasted for six years ( 1881-1887 ) , and then Russia refused to renew it because Austria had encouraged the Serbians to wage war on the Bulgarians in 1885 . THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE , 1883 In the meantime ...
The Alliance of the Three Emperors lasted for six years ( 1881-1887 ) , and then Russia refused to renew it because Austria had encouraged the Serbians to wage war on the Bulgarians in 1885 . THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE , 1883 In the meantime ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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