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The Tartars , from Poland to the shores of the Caspian , were declared to be independent under their own khan . Bessarabia , Moldavia , and Wallachia were restored to Turkey under conditions that made them semi - independent under the ...
The Tartars , from Poland to the shores of the Caspian , were declared to be independent under their own khan . Bessarabia , Moldavia , and Wallachia were restored to Turkey under conditions that made them semi - independent under the ...
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At the same time , an independent Greek Orthodox Church was established , thus freeing the Greek people from the patriarch at Constantinople . Literary life was also awakening , and , proud of its glorious past , Greece became ...
At the same time , an independent Greek Orthodox Church was established , thus freeing the Greek people from the patriarch at Constantinople . Literary life was also awakening , and , proud of its glorious past , Greece became ...
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Officials of the Colonial Office believed that all colonies should and would become independent eventually , as a matter of course . Even Disraeli , who later was the leading protagonist of imperialism , said ( 1852 ) : “ These wretched ...
Officials of the Colonial Office believed that all colonies should and would become independent eventually , as a matter of course . Even Disraeli , who later was the leading protagonist of imperialism , said ( 1852 ) : “ These wretched ...
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