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... Europe . Apprehensive of Spanish power and desirous of freedom to trade with the Spanish possessions in the New World , England lent direct assistance to the rebels of the Low Countries and indirectly helped them by preying on Spanish ...
... Europe . Apprehensive of Spanish power and desirous of freedom to trade with the Spanish possessions in the New World , England lent direct assistance to the rebels of the Low Countries and indirectly helped them by preying on Spanish ...
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... Europe and the Balkans , with rueful results for the peace . The intellectual , cultural , and spiritual unity of Europe was shown in the pan - European enterprise of the Crusades , beginning in 1095 and continuing with decreasing ...
... Europe and the Balkans , with rueful results for the peace . The intellectual , cultural , and spiritual unity of Europe was shown in the pan - European enterprise of the Crusades , beginning in 1095 and continuing with decreasing ...
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... Europe , meant plunder , enslavement , and murder , as though at the hands of Genghiz Khan . World War II was decided even more than its predecessor by extra - European powers , and the outcome confirmed and reinforced the eclipse of Europe ...
... Europe , meant plunder , enslavement , and murder , as though at the hands of Genghiz Khan . World War II was decided even more than its predecessor by extra - European powers , and the outcome confirmed and reinforced the eclipse of Europe ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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