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... Spain , the Holy Roman Empire , and Savoy , which was threatened by Louis's tactics of " reunion . " The English won a great naval victory at Cape La Hogue in 1692 , but William was repeatedly defeated on land in the Low Countries ...
... Spain , the Holy Roman Empire , and Savoy , which was threatened by Louis's tactics of " reunion . " The English won a great naval victory at Cape La Hogue in 1692 , but William was repeatedly defeated on land in the Low Countries ...
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... Spain in the Caribbean . That Americans chose to quarrel with European nations over their colo- nial possessions in the New World seemed natural to many , for as early as 1823 the Monroe Doctrine had made it clear that the United States ...
... Spain in the Caribbean . That Americans chose to quarrel with European nations over their colo- nial possessions in the New World seemed natural to many , for as early as 1823 the Monroe Doctrine had made it clear that the United States ...
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... Spain threatened to return to right - wing rule when a military coup erupted in the parliament in February 1981 , but the bulk of the army remained loyal to the king . As Spain turned from agriculture to industry , becoming a major ...
... Spain threatened to return to right - wing rule when a military coup erupted in the parliament in February 1981 , but the bulk of the army remained loyal to the king . As Spain turned from agriculture to industry , becoming a major ...
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The Revolution in Review | 21 |
Progress and Pessimism 24 Literature 26 The Baroque Era | 27 |
SUMMARY | 33 |
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