History of Europe: Our Own Times, the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: the Opening of the Twentieth Century and the World WarGinn, 1921 - 616 страница |
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ADDITIONAL READING Studies Africa alliance allies American ancient army Austria Austria-Hungary began Bismarck Bonaparte British Catholic China Church classes clergy colonies Congress Congress of Vienna constitution declared despotic duchy East eighteenth century elected emperor England English established Europe factory forced foreign France Frederick French French Revolution German Empire Holy Roman Empire House hundred Hungary independence India Industrial Revolution industry Italian Italy king of Prussia kingdom labor land later liberal Lords Louis XIV ment military million ministers monarchy Napoleon Napoleon III National Assembly nineteenth century nobles North North German Federation Paris Parliament partition of Poland party peace peasants Poland political possessions president princes Protestant provinces REFERENCES FOR ADDITIONAL reform republic Republicans Revolution Rhine ROBINSON and BEARD rulers Sardinia Serbia Social Socialists South Spain Spanish territory thousand tion trade treaty troops Tsar Turkey union United Vienna vote
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