A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... troops from Spain , the latter received Canning's assurance that Hanoverian troops would be sent to Portugal ; the Francophile members left the government and English influence became predominant . Nevertheless , Portugal was a most ...
... troops from Spain , the latter received Canning's assurance that Hanoverian troops would be sent to Portugal ; the Francophile members left the government and English influence became predominant . Nevertheless , Portugal was a most ...
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... troops from the ecclesiastical states . A year later , new Italian troubles caused Austria to occupy Bologna , and France sent troops to occupy Ancona ( 1832 ) be- cause she feared the danger of loss of prestige in Italy . Both ...
... troops from the ecclesiastical states . A year later , new Italian troubles caused Austria to occupy Bologna , and France sent troops to occupy Ancona ( 1832 ) be- cause she feared the danger of loss of prestige in Italy . Both ...
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... troops on the border . Suddenly , Schuschnigg declared that the Austrian government would take a plebiscite on the matter of independence ( March 9 , 1938 ) . Before this plebiscite could be taken , however , Ger- man troops marched ...
... troops on the border . Suddenly , Schuschnigg declared that the Austrian government would take a plebiscite on the matter of independence ( March 9 , 1938 ) . Before this plebiscite could be taken , however , Ger- man troops marched ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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