A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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Arthur Pryor Watts. JAMES ' FOREIGN POLICY The foreign policy of James was extremely weak . He came to the throne so intent on preserving peace with foreign na- tions that he patched up a peace with Spain and then allowed his navy to ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. JAMES ' FOREIGN POLICY The foreign policy of James was extremely weak . He came to the throne so intent on preserving peace with foreign na- tions that he patched up a peace with Spain and then allowed his navy to ...
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... foreign affairs . When William III came to the throne , he desired to be more absolute in his direc- tion of his foreign policy than Charles II had been . He was aided by Sir William Temple , who was the only Englishman of his ...
... foreign affairs . When William III came to the throne , he desired to be more absolute in his direc- tion of his foreign policy than Charles II had been . He was aided by Sir William Temple , who was the only Englishman of his ...
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... foreign policy : cooperation with England , recognition of the Russian government , conciliation rather than force in dealing with Germany , and support for the League of Nations . The reason- able foreign policy of the Herriot ...
... foreign policy : cooperation with England , recognition of the Russian government , conciliation rather than force in dealing with Germany , and support for the League of Nations . The reason- able foreign policy of the Herriot ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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