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... major Powers on the European Continent , a large number of minor Powers , and a new State across the Atlantic , born of European colo- nialism . Of the States which might have been described as Great Powers in 1648 , England , France ...
... major Powers on the European Continent , a large number of minor Powers , and a new State across the Atlantic , born of European colo- nialism . Of the States which might have been described as Great Powers in 1648 , England , France ...
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... world . " In practice , it exercised three general types of powers : electoral , constituent , and deliberative . The Assembly elected new members to the League by a two - thirds vote , as occasion arose ; it elected annually three of ...
... world . " In practice , it exercised three general types of powers : electoral , constituent , and deliberative . The Assembly elected new members to the League by a two - thirds vote , as occasion arose ; it elected annually three of ...
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... major Powers , cost c . 2,000,000 lives . The Crimean War took almost 800,000 lives in two years . The American Civil War killed some 700,000 soldiers . The brief and localized Franco - Prussian and Russo - Japanese Wars each cost less ...
... major Powers , cost c . 2,000,000 lives . The Crimean War took almost 800,000 lives in two years . The American Civil War killed some 700,000 soldiers . The brief and localized Franco - Prussian and Russo - Japanese Wars each cost less ...
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