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of Commons and the Puritan army . Parliament wanted to force Presbyterianism on the country and to restore the king , while the army opposed the king and desired toleration for all but Catholics . This situation led to a renewal of the ...
of Commons and the Puritan army . Parliament wanted to force Presbyterianism on the country and to restore the king , while the army opposed the king and desired toleration for all but Catholics . This situation led to a renewal of the ...
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His military reforms made the French army the most efficient military machine in Europe . He created the organization of the French army that was kept until the time of Napoleon . For the first time in history , a distinctive uniform ...
His military reforms made the French army the most efficient military machine in Europe . He created the organization of the French army that was kept until the time of Napoleon . For the first time in history , a distinctive uniform ...
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At the same time , the government prepared for the coming struggle by a reorganization of the army which was strengthened by a law requiring universal military service . An ardent nationalism gradually made its appearance .
At the same time , the government prepared for the coming struggle by a reorganization of the army which was strengthened by a law requiring universal military service . An ardent nationalism gradually made its appearance .
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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