A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... soon as her aria was finished , re- mained on the stage eating oranges or drinking Spanish wine , with- out listening to the responses of the other singers , and seemingly . ignoring the fact that the opera was continuing . As for the ...
... soon as her aria was finished , re- mained on the stage eating oranges or drinking Spanish wine , with- out listening to the responses of the other singers , and seemingly . ignoring the fact that the opera was continuing . As for the ...
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... soon placed it on a sound basis . Because of a disagree- ment with his colleagues , he resigned ( 1852 ) , but the king shortly afterward made him president of the Sardinian Council of Ministers . The anti - Austrian attitude of Italian ...
... soon placed it on a sound basis . Because of a disagree- ment with his colleagues , he resigned ( 1852 ) , but the king shortly afterward made him president of the Sardinian Council of Ministers . The anti - Austrian attitude of Italian ...
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... Soon after he ascended the throne , the kaiser tried to con- ciliate France by pacific speeches and by diplomatic support in questions where German interests were not involved . But the French nationalists saw in this nothing but an ...
... Soon after he ascended the throne , the kaiser tried to con- ciliate France by pacific speeches and by diplomatic support in questions where German interests were not involved . But the French nationalists saw in this nothing but an ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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