A History of PrussiaLongman, 1978 - 326 trang |
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... and circumstance , and only after 1660 was it possible to transform it into a regular standing army . Nevertheless , Frederick William and his councillors were clear in their minds about the need for a small efficient army in ...
... and circumstance , and only after 1660 was it possible to transform it into a regular standing army . Nevertheless , Frederick William and his councillors were clear in their minds about the need for a small efficient army in ...
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... and their pay . But Frederick William ended up in the position of the cheated cheat . England and France opened hostilities against the Netherlands , but the Netherlands remained isolated , save for their alliance with Branden- berg ...
... and their pay . But Frederick William ended up in the position of the cheated cheat . England and France opened hostilities against the Netherlands , but the Netherlands remained isolated , save for their alliance with Branden- berg ...
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... and rationalizing forces of princely absolutism , against princes who sought aggrandize- ment at the expense of both Emperor and knightly nobility . At a time when Germany had disintegrated into something like 60 major princely courts ...
... and rationalizing forces of princely absolutism , against princes who sought aggrandize- ment at the expense of both Emperor and knightly nobility . At a time when Germany had disintegrated into something like 60 major princely courts ...
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Brandenburg and Prussia | 23 |
The Great Elector | 43 |
From duchy to kingdom | 65 |
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