A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... western Ukraine , and the city of Kiev , the Poles were driven back to the Dnieper . Nineteen years later , Poland lost Podolia by the Treaty of Mos- cow ( 1686 ) . During the time of the Protestant Revolt and Catholic Refor- mation in ...
... western Ukraine , and the city of Kiev , the Poles were driven back to the Dnieper . Nineteen years later , Poland lost Podolia by the Treaty of Mos- cow ( 1686 ) . During the time of the Protestant Revolt and Catholic Refor- mation in ...
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... western ideas . In order to accomplish this , he forbade Russians to go to western Europe without per- mission , and forbade foreigners to enter the empire without being able to name respondents . Few books were imported , and , since ...
... western ideas . In order to accomplish this , he forbade Russians to go to western Europe without per- mission , and forbade foreigners to enter the empire without being able to name respondents . Few books were imported , and , since ...
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... western Europe . Nicholas was admired because he defeated Turkey , suppressed Poland , and effected Russian expansion in central Asia . Several writers supported the autocratic system , Gogol writing that a state without an absolute ...
... western Europe . Nicholas was admired because he defeated Turkey , suppressed Poland , and effected Russian expansion in central Asia . Several writers supported the autocratic system , Gogol writing that a state without an absolute ...
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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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