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... European expansion in other parts of the world . Until nearly the end of the seventeenth century the Otto- man Turkish Empire in south - eastern Europe had for long threatened to overwhelm Christendom with its traditional conception of ...
... European expansion in other parts of the world . Until nearly the end of the seventeenth century the Otto- man Turkish Empire in south - eastern Europe had for long threatened to overwhelm Christendom with its traditional conception of ...
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... any maritime power of continental Europe with Great Britain could only have one end , European expansion in India for the future was to be British . REFERENCES 1 Influence of Sea Power upon History , Captain THE EUROPEAN 81 RIVALS.
... any maritime power of continental Europe with Great Britain could only have one end , European expansion in India for the future was to be British . REFERENCES 1 Influence of Sea Power upon History , Captain THE EUROPEAN 81 RIVALS.
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... European , 100 Indo - Portuguese and 2,100 Indian troops when he defeated Siraj - ud - daula , ruler of Bengal ; Munro won his victory at Buxar in 1764 against the Mogul Emperor's allied army with force of 857 Europeans and 6,200 ...
... European , 100 Indo - Portuguese and 2,100 Indian troops when he defeated Siraj - ud - daula , ruler of Bengal ; Munro won his victory at Buxar in 1764 against the Mogul Emperor's allied army with force of 857 Europeans and 6,200 ...
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