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... out interference from either the empire or Poland , and however , soon
expelled Christian and his supporters , and Albert continued to be a vassal of the
latter state as duke even invaded Polish territory , plundering and exacting of
Prussia .
... out interference from either the empire or Poland , and however , soon
expelled Christian and his supporters , and Albert continued to be a vassal of the
latter state as duke even invaded Polish territory , plundering and exacting of
Prussia .
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... with squabbles over been a man of vigorous character the downhill progress
Lutheranism and Calvinism to be an effective instrument might have continued
until it had removed Prussia altoof reform . gether from the list of important states .
... with squabbles over been a man of vigorous character the downhill progress
Lutheranism and Calvinism to be an effective instrument might have continued
until it had removed Prussia altoof reform . gether from the list of important states .
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... herself once more in opposition to Austria on the tion as himself of Prussia's
proper rôle . He continued to question of the Bavarian succession , but the war
that adhere closely to a policy of timid neutrality and seemed ensued was almost
...
... herself once more in opposition to Austria on the tion as himself of Prussia's
proper rôle . He continued to question of the Bavarian succession , but the war
that adhere closely to a policy of timid neutrality and seemed ensued was almost
...
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In both he and his minister Hardenberg suffered themselves 1810 Hardenberg ,
with a precipitancy which Stein would to be dragged in the wake of the
retrogressive policy of scarcely have approved , continued the reform in the con
Metternich ...
In both he and his minister Hardenberg suffered themselves 1810 Hardenberg ,
with a precipitancy which Stein would to be dragged in the wake of the
retrogressive policy of scarcely have approved , continued the reform in the con
Metternich ...
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At Rhodes llistorical and Geographical Description of Formosa , and they
continued to be the chief magistrates as late as the was shortly afterwards sent to
complete his studies at the 1st century B.C. , but in other states their functions
dwindled ...
At Rhodes llistorical and Geographical Description of Formosa , and they
continued to be the chief magistrates as late as the was shortly afterwards sent to
complete his studies at the 1st century B.C. , but in other states their functions
dwindled ...
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| Title | The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 20. köide The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, Thomas Spencer Baynes |
| Contributor | Thomas Spencer Baynes |
| Edition | 9 |
| Publisher | Little, Brown, 1886 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 21 dets. 2018 |
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