The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth countries |
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French success , both in the imperial election and in war , seemed to depend on Prussia . Frederick , whose victory at Mollwitz ( April 1741 ) proved that the only Austrian army could not drive him from Silesia , skilfully prolonged the ...
French success , both in the imperial election and in war , seemed to depend on Prussia . Frederick , whose victory at Mollwitz ( April 1741 ) proved that the only Austrian army could not drive him from Silesia , skilfully prolonged the ...
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The crime of France against the Pragmatic Sanction seemed as nothing in comparison with that of Prussia , and at Aix - la - Chapelle the deepest wounds had been inflicted not by France but by ...
The crime of France against the Pragmatic Sanction seemed as nothing in comparison with that of Prussia , and at Aix - la - Chapelle the deepest wounds had been inflicted not by France but by ...
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Whatever the future might have in store , at first it seemed as though another England was to burst into bloom on the American continent . Again and again in wills is found the use of the word “ home ” to describe England ...
Whatever the future might have in store , at first it seemed as though another England was to burst into bloom on the American continent . Again and again in wills is found the use of the word “ home ” to describe England ...
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