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Russia did not have the material forces or the modern army necessary for such undertakings unless she were aided by some western European power . Whatever natural advantage the country enjoyed in its geographical location was offset by ...
Russia did not have the material forces or the modern army necessary for such undertakings unless she were aided by some western European power . Whatever natural advantage the country enjoyed in its geographical location was offset by ...
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At the same time the Russian government paid little heed to foreign politics or to the affairs of western Europe . THE GERMANIES While European civilization , owing to the work of the great maritime powers , was expanding to the New ...
At the same time the Russian government paid little heed to foreign politics or to the affairs of western Europe . THE GERMANIES While European civilization , owing to the work of the great maritime powers , was expanding to the New ...
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From 1718 until his death in 1740 , Charles VI directed all his diplomacy toward obtaining from each European power an acknowledgment of her right ... In western Europe the dominant question was the relation of the commercial powers .
From 1718 until his death in 1740 , Charles VI directed all his diplomacy toward obtaining from each European power an acknowledgment of her right ... In western Europe the dominant question was the relation of the commercial powers .
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