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... empire . This created a power vac- uum into which the feudal lords moved . China was eventually broken up , to all intents and purposes into warring semi - inde- pendent States which paid scant attention to the ruling authority . This ...
... empire . This created a power vac- uum into which the feudal lords moved . China was eventually broken up , to all intents and purposes into warring semi - inde- pendent States which paid scant attention to the ruling authority . This ...
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... empire , along Elizabethan lines , which would have pro- vided living room , in later years , for her population . Lafcadio Hearn summed up the influence of Christianity in Japan , in this fashion : " This religion , for which thousands ...
... empire , along Elizabethan lines , which would have pro- vided living room , in later years , for her population . Lafcadio Hearn summed up the influence of Christianity in Japan , in this fashion : " This religion , for which thousands ...
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... Empire . The nations are joined together by varying de- grees of allegiance to the Crown and by certain mutually satis- factory trade agreements . The British Empire really began to break up after World War I , and in 1931 the Mother ...
... Empire . The nations are joined together by varying de- grees of allegiance to the Crown and by certain mutually satis- factory trade agreements . The British Empire really began to break up after World War I , and in 1931 the Mother ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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