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Page 52
... force of character to defend his authority . On the death of Philip , the Greek city - states at first refused to accept the boy - king Alexander and threatened to recapture their liberties . By forced marches Alexander re - entered ...
... force of character to defend his authority . On the death of Philip , the Greek city - states at first refused to accept the boy - king Alexander and threatened to recapture their liberties . By forced marches Alexander re - entered ...
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... force . C On 6 August 1806 , the Emperor Francis II , fearing that Napoleon would claim to be Holy Roman Emperor as successor to Charlemagne , resigned the title . From the day that Leo had crowned Charlemagne in St Peter's , the title ...
... force . C On 6 August 1806 , the Emperor Francis II , fearing that Napoleon would claim to be Holy Roman Emperor as successor to Charlemagne , resigned the title . From the day that Leo had crowned Charlemagne in St Peter's , the title ...
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... forces engaged each other at Badr on March 17 and a fierce battle followed . Mohammed himself fainted at the ... force three times stronger than themselves , as a miracle accorded to the true faith by Gabriel and Allah . He would ...
... forces engaged each other at Badr on March 17 and a fierce battle followed . Mohammed himself fainted at the ... force three times stronger than themselves , as a miracle accorded to the true faith by Gabriel and Allah . He would ...
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The King as Magician II | 11 |
The King as God | 27 |
The King as Warrior | 47 |
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