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Henceforth the power of the other or plundered the more peaceful citizens
without let nobles steadily increased at the expense of the peasants , or
hindrance . Powerful neighbours again took the op- who were gradually reduced
to a state of ...
Henceforth the power of the other or plundered the more peaceful citizens
without let nobles steadily increased at the expense of the peasants , or
hindrance . Powerful neighbours again took the op- who were gradually reduced
to a state of ...
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During his undisturbed reign the material hade in 1537 with the duke of Liegnitz
and Brieg was of prosperity of Brandenburg advanced considerably , and the reat
ultimate importance as affording Frederick II . a population was increased by ...
During his undisturbed reign the material hade in 1537 with the duke of Liegnitz
and Brieg was of prosperity of Brandenburg advanced considerably , and the reat
ultimate importance as affording Frederick II . a population was increased by ...
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... being now also had immensely increased and now amounted to about free of
his other antayonists , was only too glad of an twenty million thalers annually , of
which , however , thirteen opportunity to destroy his tool . Prussiă declared war ...
... being now also had immensely increased and now amounted to about free of
his other antayonists , was only too glad of an twenty million thalers annually , of
which , however , thirteen opportunity to destroy his tool . Prussiă declared war ...
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... con cent . of the total number recorded . Their success was sisting of Hanover ,
Hesse - Cassel , Hesse - Nassau , Frankfort , especially marked in Berlin , where
they returned two and Schleswig - Holstein , increased its extent by about a ...
... con cent . of the total number recorded . Their success was sisting of Hanover ,
Hesse - Cassel , Hesse - Nassau , Frankfort , especially marked in Berlin , where
they returned two and Schleswig - Holstein , increased its extent by about a ...
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None very much in excess of immigration . With the exception of Saxony of the
Prussian seaports vies with either Hamburg or Bremen ; the and some of the
smallest states , Prussia is increasing more rapidly largest is Stettin , which
possesses ...
None very much in excess of immigration . With the exception of Saxony of the
Prussian seaports vies with either Hamburg or Bremen ; the and some of the
smallest states , Prussia is increasing more rapidly largest is Stettin , which
possesses ...
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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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