A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... territory was enlarged , though Brandenburg did cede to Swe- den the valuable seaboard strip of Pomerania . A few years later , Frederick William aided Poland in a war against Swe- den , and in return prevailed upon the king of Poland ...
... territory was enlarged , though Brandenburg did cede to Swe- den the valuable seaboard strip of Pomerania . A few years later , Frederick William aided Poland in a war against Swe- den , and in return prevailed upon the king of Poland ...
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... territory . Although French statesmen were irritated at this seeming attempt at dictation , they sent an envoy to Berlin to arrange for a close cooperation of the two powers in the event of a war with England . Frederick was thus in a ...
... territory . Although French statesmen were irritated at this seeming attempt at dictation , they sent an envoy to Berlin to arrange for a close cooperation of the two powers in the event of a war with England . Frederick was thus in a ...
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... territory without notifying all the other powers . In effect , these agreements encouraged the great powers to stake out claims to African territory . The conference at Berlin gave the signal for the vigorous scramble for colonies which ...
... territory without notifying all the other powers . In effect , these agreements encouraged the great powers to stake out claims to African territory . The conference at Berlin gave the signal for the vigorous scramble for colonies which ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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