The Great Problems of British StatesmanshipE.P. Dutton, 1917 - 445 páginas |
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... republic . Many of the Russian democratic leaders have proclaimed that they are opposed to the autocratic policy of conquest , that they do not wish to possess Constantinople . It remains to be seen whether the new leaders of Russia ...
... republic . Many of the Russian democratic leaders have proclaimed that they are opposed to the autocratic policy of conquest , that they do not wish to possess Constantinople . It remains to be seen whether the new leaders of Russia ...
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... Republic was atheistic and anti - Christian , it carefully continued the traditional policy of France in the East in its threefold aspect . It strove to maintain France's supremacy in the East , desiring to use Turkey as a counterpoise ...
... Republic was atheistic and anti - Christian , it carefully continued the traditional policy of France in the East in its threefold aspect . It strove to maintain France's supremacy in the East , desiring to use Turkey as a counterpoise ...
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... Republic and Napoleon the First followed in every particular the same policy in Turkey which in more recent times was pursued by Prince Bismarck and William the Second . In the Middle Ages and in the time of the first Capitula- tions ...
... Republic and Napoleon the First followed in every particular the same policy in Turkey which in more recent times was pursued by Prince Bismarck and William the Second . In the Middle Ages and in the time of the first Capitula- tions ...
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... Republic of Cracow in 1846. After the Revolution of 1848 the Poles were treated worse than ever . Only after her defeat of 1866 did Austria give them greater freedom . If the Allies should be victorious , the loss of the Polish ...
... Republic of Cracow in 1846. After the Revolution of 1848 the Poles were treated worse than ever . Only after her defeat of 1866 did Austria give them greater freedom . If the Allies should be victorious , the loss of the Polish ...
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... republic presided over by an elected king . All the power was in the hands of a numerous and mostly impecunious nobility . The State was weak because of two peculiar institutions - an elected king , who might be either a Pole or a ...
... republic presided over by an elected king . All the power was in the hands of a numerous and mostly impecunious nobility . The State was weak because of two peculiar institutions - an elected king , who might be either a Pole or a ...
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