The Revolt of the Netherlands, 1555-1609E. Benn, 1958 - Počet stran: 310 |
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... linguistic boundary , 25 - The Dutch linguistic area united by a common civilization , but disorganized politically , 26 - The Burgundian Dukes as agents of the unifying process , 29 - Foreign , gallicizing character of their rule , 30 ...
... linguistic boundary , 25 - The Dutch linguistic area united by a common civilization , but disorganized politically , 26 - The Burgundian Dukes as agents of the unifying process , 29 - Foreign , gallicizing character of their rule , 30 ...
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... linguistic boundary - the Frisians and the Saxons ; but it was the Franks who , under the Merovingian Kings and their successors , the Carolingians , created the first political organization in which the whole region found a place , and ...
... linguistic boundary - the Frisians and the Saxons ; but it was the Franks who , under the Merovingian Kings and their successors , the Carolingians , created the first political organization in which the whole region found a place , and ...
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... linguistic boundary , but the sees of the central strip were now all located in Dutch - speaking towns , and there was the expressed inten- tion of organizing " the churches which use the French tongue " separately . All together it was ...
... linguistic boundary , but the sees of the central strip were now all located in Dutch - speaking towns , and there was the expressed inten- tion of organizing " the churches which use the French tongue " separately . All together it was ...
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PREFACE TO Second Edition | 13 |
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I | 22 |
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