A History of PrussiaLongman, 1978 - 326 trang |
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... turn again in favour of the Teutonic Knights . But another decade had to pass before German rule was once again established and consolidated . The uprising marked a turning point in the attitude of the Teutonic Knights towards the ...
... turn again in favour of the Teutonic Knights . But another decade had to pass before German rule was once again established and consolidated . The uprising marked a turning point in the attitude of the Teutonic Knights towards the ...
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... turn its economic base and military necessities ) and its foreign policy had , under the sometimes forceful guiding ... turn into the very opposite sentiment . At the turn of the eighteenth century the general tendency in Prussia's ...
... turn its economic base and military necessities ) and its foreign policy had , under the sometimes forceful guiding ... turn into the very opposite sentiment . At the turn of the eighteenth century the general tendency in Prussia's ...
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... turn would maximize the state's income from the taxation derived . When the Berlin University was founded , Thaer became one of its teachers . But his views did not remain unopposed . The Prussian nobility found another middle class ...
... turn would maximize the state's income from the taxation derived . When the Berlin University was founded , Thaer became one of its teachers . But his views did not remain unopposed . The Prussian nobility found another middle class ...
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Brandenburg and Prussia | 23 |
The Great Elector | 43 |
From duchy to kingdom | 65 |
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