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We have ( 1 ) the history of the Mark of Bran- land and spreading cultivation , and
through them Christ denburg , the true polítical kernel of the modern state ; ianity
was firmly established among the conquered and ( 2 ) the history of the district ...
We have ( 1 ) the history of the Mark of Bran- land and spreading cultivation , and
through them Christ denburg , the true polítical kernel of the modern state ; ianity
was firmly established among the conquered and ( 2 ) the history of the district ...
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Including his family possessions of Ansbach 11tl'to e lands of Krossen and
Sternberg beyond the Oder ; and Baireuth , he ruled over a territory of about
11,400 11th cene Ukermark , to the north ; Upper and Lower Lusatia ; square
miles in ...
Including his family possessions of Ansbach 11tl'to e lands of Krossen and
Sternberg beyond the Oder ; and Baireuth , he ruled over a territory of about
11,400 11th cene Ukermark , to the north ; Upper and Lower Lusatia ; square
miles in ...
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... without whose rous valour and military talent , the Franconian lands were (
Achilles ) . concurrence the decrees of the ... licence , and the land was given
own interests , but he carried on successful wars with over to an almost total
anarchy .
... without whose rous valour and military talent , the Franconian lands were (
Achilles ) . concurrence the decrees of the ... licence , and the land was given
own interests , but he carried on successful wars with over to an almost total
anarchy .
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... under cover of missionary enterprise , and But , failing to receive any adequate
support from the they felt that they were fighting for their land as well as for
emperor , he at length , acting on the advice of Luther , their religion . The next
serious ...
... under cover of missionary enterprise , and But , failing to receive any adequate
support from the they felt that they were fighting for their land as well as for
emperor , he at length , acting on the advice of Luther , their religion . The next
serious ...
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Nor ceasing , and he succeeded in training a body of admirable was the small
size of Frederick's land made up for by public servants . One of his most
sweeping reforms was in its strong patriotism and loyalty ; on the contrary , the
the ...
Nor ceasing , and he succeeded in training a body of admirable was the small
size of Frederick's land made up for by public servants . One of his most
sweeping reforms was in its strong patriotism and loyalty ; on the contrary , the
the ...
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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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