A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... fact that modern Europe is , from the larger cultural view- point , still something of a unit . After the Thirty Years ' War , certain facts stood out clearly . Sweden and France were the two great military powers of Europe , and Spain ...
... fact that modern Europe is , from the larger cultural view- point , still something of a unit . After the Thirty Years ' War , certain facts stood out clearly . Sweden and France were the two great military powers of Europe , and Spain ...
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... fact , Europe was rather indifferent to extra - Euro- pean affairs . The history of Canada , the West Indies , and South Africa seemed to prove the reasonableness of the antag- onism to further colonial expansion . CANADA Quebec was ...
... fact , Europe was rather indifferent to extra - Euro- pean affairs . The history of Canada , the West Indies , and South Africa seemed to prove the reasonableness of the antag- onism to further colonial expansion . CANADA Quebec was ...
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... fact that the most desirable parts of the globe were occupied before her unification had been effected . As a matter of fact , this situation was purely the result of nor- mal historical development ; it was Germany's misfortune and not ...
... fact that the most desirable parts of the globe were occupied before her unification had been effected . As a matter of fact , this situation was purely the result of nor- mal historical development ; it was Germany's misfortune and not ...
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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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