The American Historical Review, Volume 9John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1904 - History American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... Frederick the Great and the American Revo- lution 460 MAX FARRAND Compromises of the Constitution 479 WILLIAM R. SHEPHERD Wilkinson and the Beginnings of the Spanish Conspiracy 490 WILLIAM M. SLOANE The World Aspects of the Louisiana ...
... Frederick the Great and the American Revo- lution 460 MAX FARRAND Compromises of the Constitution 479 WILLIAM R. SHEPHERD Wilkinson and the Beginnings of the Spanish Conspiracy 490 WILLIAM M. SLOANE The World Aspects of the Louisiana ...
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... Frederick of Sax- ony , Robertson's powers of denunciation reach their culmination . In not keeping the bond which the Elector of Brandenburg and Maurice of Saxony had given to Philip , Charles " abrogated at pleasure the most sacred ...
... Frederick of Sax- ony , Robertson's powers of denunciation reach their culmination . In not keeping the bond which the Elector of Brandenburg and Maurice of Saxony had given to Philip , Charles " abrogated at pleasure the most sacred ...
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... Frederick the Great , Napoleon , Bismarck were all in- finitely more artful than Charles . Charlemagne , perhaps , was not ; he had no coalitions to fear , and simply struck down opposi- tion wherever he found it . That Charles V ...
... Frederick the Great , Napoleon , Bismarck were all in- finitely more artful than Charles . Charlemagne , perhaps , was not ; he had no coalitions to fear , and simply struck down opposi- tion wherever he found it . That Charles V ...
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... Frederick for refusing to submit to the decrees of Trent . It was the Protestants themselves who sought to give the war an exclu- sively religious form : " in a papal country , " John Frederick told the burgomaster of Aschaffenburg ...
... Frederick for refusing to submit to the decrees of Trent . It was the Protestants themselves who sought to give the war an exclu- sively religious form : " in a papal country , " John Frederick told the burgomaster of Aschaffenburg ...
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... Frederick himself had aided the rebellious Duke of Cleves and had raised revolt against Ferdinand in Bohemia . The Landgrave of Hesse had intrigued with every one of the Emperor's enemies . Philip's friends maintained that Charles had ...
... Frederick himself had aided the rebellious Duke of Cleves and had raised revolt against Ferdinand in Bohemia . The Landgrave of Hesse had intrigued with every one of the Emperor's enemies . Philip's friends maintained that Charles had ...
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