An Outline History of the WorldOxford University Press, 1954 - 576 páginas |
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... colonies , in 814 B.C. Phoenician colonies were of three kinds . In civilized coun- tries like Egypt the Phoenicians were content with trading rights , which allowed them to have independent quarters in the towns and to build bazaars ...
... colonies , in 814 B.C. Phoenician colonies were of three kinds . In civilized coun- tries like Egypt the Phoenicians were content with trading rights , which allowed them to have independent quarters in the towns and to build bazaars ...
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... colonies . It was thought that colonies were part of the parent country , and that they should be administered not primarily for the benefit of the colonists , but for the benefit of the coun- try from which the colonists had originally ...
... colonies . It was thought that colonies were part of the parent country , and that they should be administered not primarily for the benefit of the colonists , but for the benefit of the coun- try from which the colonists had originally ...
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... colonies in North America , and his prediction was verified less than a quarter of a century after his death . These colonies were thirteen in number , and they varied much in character and in the ways in which they had been acquired ...
... colonies in North America , and his prediction was verified less than a quarter of a century after his death . These colonies were thirteen in number , and they varied much in character and in the ways in which they had been acquired ...
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Early | 1 |
Early CivilizationsEgypt | 15 |
Early CivilizationsBabylonia and Assyria | 46 |
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Africa Akhnaton Alexander American ancient army Asia Minor Assyrian Athenian Athens Austria Babylon Babylonia battle became Britain British Carthage century B.C. Charlemagne chief China Christian Church civilization colonies conquered conquest Constantinople Crusade death declared defeated Ditto dominions dynasty East Egypt Egyptian Emperor England English Europe European famous feudal followed force France French German Goths greatest Greece Greek hundred idea India influence invaders Italian Italy Jenghiz Khan Jews King kingdom known labour land leader lived lord Louis ment Middle Ages modern Mohammedan Napoleon Nile nobles North Northern palace Palestine peace Pericles period Persian Persian Empire Phoenicians Photograph Pope princes probably reign religion religious Renascence republic Revolution Roman Empire Rome ruled rulers Russia sculpture ships slaves Spain Sparta spirit Stilicho stone success Sumerian Syria temple thou thousand tion towns trade tribes troops Turkish Turks victory writing Xerxes