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Page 177
... become less influential and less glamor- ous , the work of consuls has become more arduous and more important . States exchanged consular representatives before they exchanged diplomatic agents , for merchants had contacts with one ...
... become less influential and less glamor- ous , the work of consuls has become more arduous and more important . States exchanged consular representatives before they exchanged diplomatic agents , for merchants had contacts with one ...
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... become issues between the alliances as a whole . This pattern of relationships has characterized the Western State System from its earliest beginnings . The difficulties involved in the balancing process , and the delicacy and finesse ...
... become issues between the alliances as a whole . This pattern of relationships has characterized the Western State System from its earliest beginnings . The difficulties involved in the balancing process , and the delicacy and finesse ...
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... become allies , and allies as if they might presently become enemies . Victors negotiated amiably as equals with van- quished fellow sovereigns and never asked for more , save under extraordinary temptation or provocation , than the ...
... become allies , and allies as if they might presently become enemies . Victors negotiated amiably as equals with van- quished fellow sovereigns and never asked for more , save under extraordinary temptation or provocation , than the ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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