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... later the third monarch of this name began a series of conquests , continued by Sargon II , Sennacherib , and their successors , which have no previous and few later parallels . Philistia , Samaria , Damascus were subjugated . Great ...
... later the third monarch of this name began a series of conquests , continued by Sargon II , Sennacherib , and their successors , which have no previous and few later parallels . Philistia , Samaria , Damascus were subjugated . Great ...
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... later European history ; nor with the fluctuating strength and weakness of rival Empires , such as forms the background to the history of the Near East in the centuries before Christ . We are justified in saying that the Roman Empire ...
... later European history ; nor with the fluctuating strength and weakness of rival Empires , such as forms the background to the history of the Near East in the centuries before Christ . We are justified in saying that the Roman Empire ...
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... later the ally of the USA against Ger- many , 9 decades later the mortal enemy of America in the Pacific , and 10 decades later the ally of the USA against Russia . Contact with the West led the feudal nobles of Japan to overthrow the ...
... later the ally of the USA against Ger- many , 9 decades later the mortal enemy of America in the Pacific , and 10 decades later the ally of the USA against Russia . Contact with the West led the feudal nobles of Japan to overthrow 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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