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Slavonic tribes , whose boundaries reach even to the west The Prussian
monarchy , with an area of 134,490 square of the Elbe , and the conquest and
absorption of these by miles , comprises nearly two - thirds of the entire extent of
the ...
Slavonic tribes , whose boundaries reach even to the west The Prussian
monarchy , with an area of 134,490 square of the Elbe , and the conquest and
absorption of these by miles , comprises nearly two - thirds of the entire extent of
the ...
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... Upper and Lower Lusatia ; square miles in extent . The internal condition of
Branden- tury . nd part of Pomerania , with a feudal superiority over the burg had
declined as much as its territorial extension had st . No other German prince of
the ...
... Upper and Lower Lusatia ; square miles in extent . The internal condition of
Branden- tury . nd part of Pomerania , with a feudal superiority over the burg had
declined as much as its territorial extension had st . No other German prince of
the ...
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Albert allowed his devoIn the century that followed the extinction of the Ascanians
tion to the emperor to interfere to some extent with his liberty degenerated into
licence , and the land was given own interests , but he carried on successful wars
...
Albert allowed his devoIn the century that followed the extinction of the Ascanians
tion to the emperor to interfere to some extent with his liberty degenerated into
licence , and the land was given own interests , but he carried on successful wars
...
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During his reign his territories were more than municipalities were still in a state
of comparative and doubled in extent , covering at his death an area of 31,000
promising equilibrium . But it was evident that the power square miles ; but the ...
During his reign his territories were more than municipalities were still in a state
of comparative and doubled in extent , covering at his death an area of 31,000
promising equilibrium . But it was evident that the power square miles ; but the ...
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Though not ranking higher than twelfth reign , and Austrian duplicity in the matter
of Julich gave among the European states in extent and population , I him a
colourable pretext for his hostile attitude in reviving II . – 2 his errors . the long ...
Though not ranking higher than twelfth reign , and Austrian duplicity in the matter
of Julich gave among the European states in extent and population , I him a
colourable pretext for his hostile attitude in reviving II . – 2 his errors . the long ...
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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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