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... republic . The question how this came about is evidently not a mere problem in constitutional history . The text - books still date the origin of the republic from the Union of Utrecht in 1579 , which incautious authors call its ...
... republic . The question how this came about is evidently not a mere problem in constitutional history . The text - books still date the origin of the republic from the Union of Utrecht in 1579 , which incautious authors call its ...
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... republic derive any political advantage from the Dutch language of Spanish Brabant , Flanders , and Limburg . Uni- formity of language was a convenience in the work of govern- ment ; but when it created a common sentiment the government ...
... republic derive any political advantage from the Dutch language of Spanish Brabant , Flanders , and Limburg . Uni- formity of language was a convenience in the work of govern- ment ; but when it created a common sentiment the government ...
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... republic . The republic could not marry or give in marriage , but it was the successor in title of a feudal prince , and it had to carry on relations with its feudal neighbours . Its territorial history is continuous with that of the ...
... republic . The republic could not marry or give in marriage , but it was the successor in title of a feudal prince , and it had to carry on relations with its feudal neighbours . Its territorial history is continuous with that of the ...
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THINKING AND Representation Philosophical Lecture By H | 83 |
ORIGEN Lecture on a Master Mind By the Very Rev Dr W | 123 |
THE GOLDEN WORLD OF KING LEAR Shakespeare Lecture | 147 |
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