The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 18Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... France and Germany , and in the next century Spain ; but its introduction into England was not till 1864 . Thence in 1870 the Order came into the United States , where in 1902 it had three monasteries with fourteen fathers and eleven ...
... France and Germany , and in the next century Spain ; but its introduction into England was not till 1864 . Thence in 1870 the Order came into the United States , where in 1902 it had three monasteries with fourteen fathers and eleven ...
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... France and England had not by any means settled their differences . In 1754 the French and Indian War ( q.v. ) broke out in America , and in the spring of 1756 Eng- land and France were fighting in the Mediter- ranean . There had been ...
... France and England had not by any means settled their differences . In 1754 the French and Indian War ( q.v. ) broke out in America , and in the spring of 1756 Eng- land and France were fighting in the Mediter- ranean . There had been ...
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... France had drawn Spain into the struggle with England by the Bourbon family compact of August 5 , 1761 , which Choiseul had negoti- ated , and Bute , who had sought peace at any price , found himself compelled to follow tardily the ...
... France had drawn Spain into the struggle with England by the Bourbon family compact of August 5 , 1761 , which Choiseul had negoti- ated , and Bute , who had sought peace at any price , found himself compelled to follow tardily the ...
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... France , between the departments of Vienne on the east and Vendée on the west ( Map : France , N. , E 6 ) . Area , 2337 square miles ; popu- lation , in 1896 , 346,694 ; in 1906 , 339,466 . The department takes its name from two rivers ...
... France , between the departments of Vienne on the east and Vendée on the west ( Map : France , N. , E 6 ) . Area , 2337 square miles ; popu- lation , in 1896 , 346,694 ; in 1906 , 339,466 . The department takes its name from two rivers ...
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... France , three miles southwest of Toulon ( Map : France , M 8 ) . It has extensive ship yards , manufactures olive oil and soap , and is the seat of a considerable trade . Oyster culture also is a growing industry . Population , in 1901 ...
... France , three miles southwest of Toulon ( Map : France , M 8 ) . It has extensive ship yards , manufactures olive oil and soap , and is the seat of a considerable trade . Oyster culture also is a growing industry . Population , in 1901 ...
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