Littell's Living Age, Том 357Littell, Son, 1939 |
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... land . Often the land was given directly by the King ; sometimes it was seized in civil strife . But how- ever the land had been obtained , the English peerage was the big land- owning class . The House of Commons even in the nineteenth ...
... land . Often the land was given directly by the King ; sometimes it was seized in civil strife . But how- ever the land had been obtained , the English peerage was the big land- owning class . The House of Commons even in the nineteenth ...
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... land and the inscription read ' Switzer- land , an inland country , without col- onies , poor in raw materials , without access to the sea , with 4,200,000 in- earth's surface , with every fifth Swiss living abroad . ' Instead of ...
... land and the inscription read ' Switzer- land , an inland country , without col- onies , poor in raw materials , without access to the sea , with 4,200,000 in- earth's surface , with every fifth Swiss living abroad . ' Instead of ...
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... land's eastern border as proposed at the Versailles Peace Conference . This border is the so - called Curzon Line , named after the member of the British delegation to the conference . The line which he proposed was accepted unani ...
... land's eastern border as proposed at the Versailles Peace Conference . This border is the so - called Curzon Line , named after the member of the British delegation to the conference . The line which he proposed was accepted unani ...
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