International Politics1958 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 87
Page 51
... Empire . This final " fall of Rome " was but an incident in a century of turmoil , but it marked the end of the Western Empire as a political entity . Yet Rome dead was more powerful than Rome alive . The city remained the seat of the ...
... Empire . This final " fall of Rome " was but an incident in a century of turmoil , but it marked the end of the Western Empire as a political entity . Yet Rome dead was more powerful than Rome alive . The city remained the seat of the ...
Page 52
... Empire of the German Nation " -a curious political structure with a double sover- eignty , resting upon the notion that the Empire and the Papacy were , respec- tively , the temporal and spiritual agencies designated by the divine will ...
... Empire of the German Nation " -a curious political structure with a double sover- eignty , resting upon the notion that the Empire and the Papacy were , respec- tively , the temporal and spiritual agencies designated by the divine will ...
Page 83
... EMPIRE EUROPE IN 1810 The French Empire Dependencies of Napoleon GREAT BRITAIN SPAIN FRENCH EMPIRE SWEDEN DENMARK , PRUSS CONFEDERATION OFS GRAND DUCHY OF WARSAW THE RHINE KINGDOM ILLYRIA ITALY AUSTRIAN EMPIRE RUSSIAN EMPIRE ( To Russia ...
... EMPIRE EUROPE IN 1810 The French Empire Dependencies of Napoleon GREAT BRITAIN SPAIN FRENCH EMPIRE SWEDEN DENMARK , PRUSS CONFEDERATION OFS GRAND DUCHY OF WARSAW THE RHINE KINGDOM ILLYRIA ITALY AUSTRIAN EMPIRE RUSSIAN EMPIRE ( To Russia ...
Contents
A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
Copyright | |
52 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
affairs Africa aggression agreement alliance allies Ambassador American April arbitration arms Army Article Asia Assembly atomic Austria belligerents Britain British Bulgaria Cabinet Century Charter China civilization Cold War colonial Communist Conference Court Czechoslovakia declared defense democracy democratic despite diplomacy diplomatic dispute East economic efforts Egypt Empire enemy established Ethiopia Europe European Fascist force Foreign Minister foreign policy France French German Government Hitler hope human Hungary imperial independence India international law Italy Japan Japanese Jugoslavia June jurisdiction Korea Kuomintang land League London major March ment military Moscow Nazi negotiations neutral North Korea organization Pact Paris parties peace Poland policy-makers political President principle problems regime Reich relations Republic revolution Rome rule Rumania Russia Security Council Sept social sovereignty Soviet System territory tion treaties United Nations unity University Press USSR victory vote Washington Wehrmacht West Western York