The Making of Modern Man: From the Renaissance to the PresentVan Nostrand, 1967 - 785 páginas |
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... became synony- mous with the Parisian constituency from which it derived its power - the sans - culottes ( without knee - breeches ) , lackeys , cosmopoli- tan tramps , and starving workers who crowded its tribune . It was this audience ...
... became synony- mous with the Parisian constituency from which it derived its power - the sans - culottes ( without knee - breeches ) , lackeys , cosmopoli- tan tramps , and starving workers who crowded its tribune . It was this audience ...
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... became , even more than Mazzini or Cavour , the sym- bol of Italian aspirations . Only Pius IX en- joyed as much prestige . " Italia è Vittorio Em- manuele " became the slogan of the struggle which led to the unification of Italy ...
... became , even more than Mazzini or Cavour , the sym- bol of Italian aspirations . Only Pius IX en- joyed as much prestige . " Italia è Vittorio Em- manuele " became the slogan of the struggle which led to the unification of Italy ...
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... became the Federation of Ma- laya in 1948. The Federation gained its inde- pendence in 1957 , retaining its membership in the Commonwealth of Nations . In 1963 Malaya , Singapore , Sabah ( North Borneo ) , and Sarawak joined to form the ...
... became the Federation of Ma- laya in 1948. The Federation gained its inde- pendence in 1957 , retaining its membership in the Commonwealth of Nations . In 1963 Malaya , Singapore , Sabah ( North Borneo ) , and Sarawak joined to form the ...
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Preface | 1 |
ERA THEME | 12 |
List of Maps 1 Europe in 1500 | 16 |
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