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The Hapsburgs acted as if the Catholic cause were identical with their own interests ; which was a policy equally disastrous to the Hapsburgs and to Catholicism , for states which feared the Hapsburgs naturally allied with the ...
The Hapsburgs acted as if the Catholic cause were identical with their own interests ; which was a policy equally disastrous to the Hapsburgs and to Catholicism , for states which feared the Hapsburgs naturally allied with the ...
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Louis XV hesitated , because he feared that Parlement would refuse to vote annuities and pensions ; then suddenly he ordered the postponement of the execution of the law for one year . The judges , in registering this decree , however ...
Louis XV hesitated , because he feared that Parlement would refuse to vote annuities and pensions ; then suddenly he ordered the postponement of the execution of the law for one year . The judges , in registering this decree , however ...
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The autocratic governments feared widespread revolution , and were puzzled only as to its place of probable origin . They feared it might begin in Paris , which was looked upon in 1848 in much the same way that Moscow was regarded in ...
The autocratic governments feared widespread revolution , and were puzzled only as to its place of probable origin . They feared it might begin in Paris , which was looked upon in 1848 in much the same way that Moscow was regarded in ...
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