The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 3Harvard University Press, 1945 |
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... France , growing in power and ambition , was replacing Spain as England's chief enemy . The triumphs of the Roman church were then being won not on the field of battle and in the closets of diplo- mats but in the study , the schoolroom ...
... France , growing in power and ambition , was replacing Spain as England's chief enemy . The triumphs of the Roman church were then being won not on the field of battle and in the closets of diplo- mats but in the study , the schoolroom ...
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... France against Spain , meanwhile keeping both powers on the anxious - seat . At the conclusion of the Dutch peace , Bordeaux came to the opinion that while Cromwell was desirous of avoiding war with either France or Spain , he was none ...
... France against Spain , meanwhile keeping both powers on the anxious - seat . At the conclusion of the Dutch peace , Bordeaux came to the opinion that while Cromwell was desirous of avoiding war with either France or Spain , he was none ...
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... France . " The reasons for this policy , he went on to say , were to expel Charles II from France and remove all hope of his restoration by aid of Louis XIV , who was related to Charles and had more “ proper mediums and advantages to ...
... France . " The reasons for this policy , he went on to say , were to expel Charles II from France and remove all hope of his restoration by aid of Louis XIV , who was related to Charles and had more “ proper mediums and advantages to ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
CHAPTER III | 93 |
CHAPTER IV | 135 |
Urheberrecht | |
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