The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of World History, Volume 1William Leonard Langer |
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... founded at Jerusalem by Amal- fitan merchants ( c . 1070 ) to care for the Hospital of St. John ; militarized ( c . 1130 ) on the model of the Knights Templar ; transferred to Cyprus ( 1291 ) ; to Rhodes ( 1310-1522 ) ( the Knights of ...
... founded at Jerusalem by Amal- fitan merchants ( c . 1070 ) to care for the Hospital of St. John ; militarized ( c . 1130 ) on the model of the Knights Templar ; transferred to Cyprus ( 1291 ) ; to Rhodes ( 1310-1522 ) ( the Knights of ...
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... founded by Idris ibn Abdallah , a great - grandson of the Caliph Ali's son Hasan , overthrown by the Miknasa and Berbers . 801-909 . The Aghlabid dynasty in Tunis , founded by Ibrahim ibn Aghlab , the Abbasid governor of Africa . This ...
... founded by Idris ibn Abdallah , a great - grandson of the Caliph Ali's son Hasan , overthrown by the Miknasa and Berbers . 801-909 . The Aghlabid dynasty in Tunis , founded by Ibrahim ibn Aghlab , the Abbasid governor of Africa . This ...
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... founded by royal decree . They were modeled after the University of Salamanca . A school of mines was established in Mexico by Charles III ( 1783 ) . A vast body of historical writing , much of it of high quality , was produced during ...
... founded by royal decree . They were modeled after the University of Salamanca . A school of mines was established in Mexico by Charles III ( 1783 ) . A vast body of historical writing , much of it of high quality , was produced during ...
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