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Page 57
... period of Sabbath peace from Wednesday evening to Monday morning and to apply it to religious holidays and to the whole period of Lent . In 1095 , Pope Urban II decreed it for all Christendom in this form . The Pax Ecclesiae forbade ...
... period of Sabbath peace from Wednesday evening to Monday morning and to apply it to religious holidays and to the whole period of Lent . In 1095 , Pope Urban II decreed it for all Christendom in this form . The Pax Ecclesiae forbade ...
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... period of conflict in which the new State's claim to independence is still being contested by the State formerly having jurisdiction over its territory , the act of recognition takes on the appearance of intervention or unlawful inter ...
... period of conflict in which the new State's claim to independence is still being contested by the State formerly having jurisdiction over its territory , the act of recognition takes on the appearance of intervention or unlawful inter ...
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... period of five years . The high contracting States will , at the proper time before expiration of this period , arrive at an understanding with each other concern- ing the form this cooperation is to take . " SUPPLEMENTARY PROTOCOL ...
... period of five years . The high contracting States will , at the proper time before expiration of this period , arrive at an understanding with each other concern- ing the form this cooperation is to take . " SUPPLEMENTARY PROTOCOL ...
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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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