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... ment came to be known . Politically , the burghers needed and demanded their own government , parting company with the seigneurial system ; city government featured officials elected annually , being considerably more democratic than ...
... ment came to be known . Politically , the burghers needed and demanded their own government , parting company with the seigneurial system ; city government featured officials elected annually , being considerably more democratic than ...
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... ment . A fierce lot , consumed with the lust for gold , the Spanish were re- sponsible for the death or enslavement of hundreds of thousands of the native Indians . They wrought enormous damage before the Spanish govern- ment was able ...
... ment . A fierce lot , consumed with the lust for gold , the Spanish were re- sponsible for the death or enslavement of hundreds of thousands of the native Indians . They wrought enormous damage before the Spanish govern- ment was able ...
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... ment ( Bundestag ) at Frankfurt , a convention of the diplomatic representa- tives of sovereign states dominated by the interests of Prussia and Austria , persuaded the last optimist that this was no road to a national state . Eco ...
... ment ( Bundestag ) at Frankfurt , a convention of the diplomatic representa- tives of sovereign states dominated by the interests of Prussia and Austria , persuaded the last optimist that this was no road to a national state . Eco ...
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