The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... March , 1862 , a Federal army under General Pope and a Federal fleet under Commodore Foote advanced against these posi- tions . On the 16th New Madrid surrendered to Pope , who then marched about 25 miles down the river , and with the ...
... March , 1862 , a Federal army under General Pope and a Federal fleet under Commodore Foote advanced against these posi- tions . On the 16th New Madrid surrendered to Pope , who then marched about 25 miles down the river , and with the ...
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... March 2 , See MOHAM- 1895. See EGYPT . they are of the same or related groups of ele-. ISMAILIA , ês'må - ē ́lê - å . A village of Africa . See GONDOKORO . on the Suez Canal . ISMAILIANS , ĕs'må - e'lê - anz . MEDAN SECTS . ISMAIL PASHA ...
... March 2 , See MOHAM- 1895. See EGYPT . they are of the same or related groups of ele-. ISMAILIA , ês'må - ē ́lê - å . A village of Africa . See GONDOKORO . on the Suez Canal . ISMAILIANS , ĕs'må - e'lê - anz . MEDAN SECTS . ISMAIL PASHA ...
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... March of Ancona , and the Romagna , the former two con- quered from the Lombards . This donation of Pepin ( q.v. ) , later confirmed by the donation of Charles the Great , was momentous for the his- tory of Italy in that it marked the ...
... March of Ancona , and the Romagna , the former two con- quered from the Lombards . This donation of Pepin ( q.v. ) , later confirmed by the donation of Charles the Great , was momentous for the his- tory of Italy in that it marked the ...
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... March of Ancona , adopted a constitution establishing a republican form of government . Austria promptly intervened with force of arms , resubjected Modena to its tyrant , suppressed the revolutionary movement in the dominions of the ...
... March of Ancona , adopted a constitution establishing a republican form of government . Austria promptly intervened with force of arms , resubjected Modena to its tyrant , suppressed the revolutionary movement in the dominions of the ...
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... ( March 14 , 1848 ) . The revolutionary outbreak in Vienna on March 13 , 1848 , which drove Metter- nich from power , was the signal for a rising in Milan ( March 18th ) . The Austrian troops , under Radetzky , were driven from the city ...
... ( March 14 , 1848 ) . The revolutionary outbreak in Vienna on March 13 , 1848 , which drove Metter- nich from power , was the signal for a rising in Milan ( March 18th ) . The Austrian troops , under Radetzky , were driven from the city ...
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