The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 135-136Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1944 |
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Pagina 77
... Empires they are much more nearly comparable . Even without her Empire , France would after her liberation and the end of the German war in all probability rapidly become the second Power on the Continent after Russia , if we assume the ...
... Empires they are much more nearly comparable . Even without her Empire , France would after her liberation and the end of the German war in all probability rapidly become the second Power on the Continent after Russia , if we assume the ...
Pagina 199
... Empire ? The truth is , that of the Powers in the armed coalition at war with Germany and Japan , Great Britain and the Empire are the most powerful . Hard as the war would be still , without Russia and the United States , it could ...
... Empire ? The truth is , that of the Powers in the armed coalition at war with Germany and Japan , Great Britain and the Empire are the most powerful . Hard as the war would be still , without Russia and the United States , it could ...
Pagina 119
... Empire emphasised a strong Magyar and German imperialism . The alternative , Centralism or Federalism , ' did not exist in the minds of the Magyar gentry . It was Count Andrassy who said in 1867 that ' a united Hungary bordering on a ...
... Empire emphasised a strong Magyar and German imperialism . The alternative , Centralism or Federalism , ' did not exist in the minds of the Magyar gentry . It was Count Andrassy who said in 1867 that ' a united Hungary bordering on a ...
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