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pared to ignore the solemn promise his father had made to respect Austrian territory and plotted to seize the province of Silesia , which he desired principally because of its rich natural resources . Frederick endeavored first to ...
pared to ignore the solemn promise his father had made to respect Austrian territory and plotted to seize the province of Silesia , which he desired principally because of its rich natural resources . Frederick endeavored first to ...
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The self - styled citizen - king , ' Louis Philippe , appeared outwardly to be a constitutional monarch . In ideas , Louis was typically bourgeois . He sincerely desired peace , liked work and order , was preoccupied with questions of ...
The self - styled citizen - king , ' Louis Philippe , appeared outwardly to be a constitutional monarch . In ideas , Louis was typically bourgeois . He sincerely desired peace , liked work and order , was preoccupied with questions of ...
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This class was tired of the interference of the government in business , and desired free trade . Political divisions among the aristocracy played into the hands of the middle class , who profited by uniting with the Whigs to bring ...
This class was tired of the interference of the government in business , and desired free trade . Political divisions among the aristocracy played into the hands of the middle class , who profited by uniting with the Whigs to bring ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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