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... unity and a disunity combined in a contradiction . Unity flows from common Roman - barbarian origins , from common Christianity , from common defense against external enemies , from a common feudalism followed by absolutism and ...
... unity and a disunity combined in a contradiction . Unity flows from common Roman - barbarian origins , from common Christianity , from common defense against external enemies , from a common feudalism followed by absolutism and ...
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... unity which European Christendom had en- joyed since its dawn was irreparably sundered by a series of schisms , entan- gled with one another and eventuating in violence of such scope and intensity as to threaten the very survival of ...
... unity which European Christendom had en- joyed since its dawn was irreparably sundered by a series of schisms , entan- gled with one another and eventuating in violence of such scope and intensity as to threaten the very survival of ...
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... Unity Party " or SED . The western Social Democrats denounced Grotewohl as a traitor . The SED was barred in the western zone . The Social Democrats as an independent party were barred in the eastern zone . Local elections in 1946 ...
... Unity Party " or SED . The western Social Democrats denounced Grotewohl as a traitor . The SED was barred in the western zone . The Social Democrats as an independent party were barred in the eastern zone . Local elections in 1946 ...
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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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