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1655 ) Richard Bancroft , Bishop of London , elected Archbishop of Canterbury
Robert Cawdrey : “ A Table Alphabetical " Jacques August de Thou : “ Historiae
sui temporis , " 11 vols . ( – 1614 ) University of Oxford and University of
Cambridge ...
1655 ) Richard Bancroft , Bishop of London , elected Archbishop of Canterbury
Robert Cawdrey : “ A Table Alphabetical " Jacques August de Thou : “ Historiae
sui temporis , " 11 vols . ( – 1614 ) University of Oxford and University of
Cambridge ...
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George Marshall tries to mediate Arab League founded to oppose the creation of
Jewish state De Gaulle elected president of Fr . provisional government
Nuremberg trials of Nazi war criminals begin Nobel Peace Prize : Amer .
Secretary of ...
George Marshall tries to mediate Arab League founded to oppose the creation of
Jewish state De Gaulle elected president of Fr . provisional government
Nuremberg trials of Nazi war criminals begin Nobel Peace Prize : Amer .
Secretary of ...
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HISTORY , POLITICS LITERATURE , THEATER Peter Ustinov : “ The Love of
Four Colonels " The Rosenbergs , first sentenced as atomic spies in 1951 , are
executed Joseph Laniel elected Premier of France Korean armistice signed at ...
HISTORY , POLITICS LITERATURE , THEATER Peter Ustinov : “ The Love of
Four Colonels " The Rosenbergs , first sentenced as atomic spies in 1951 , are
executed Joseph Laniel elected Premier of France Korean armistice signed at ...
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| Title | The Timetables of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events, Based on Werner Stein's Kulturfahrplan |
| Author | Bernard Grun |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Simon and Schuster, 1975 |
| ISBN | 0671216821, 9780671216825 |
| Length | 661 pages |
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