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... eastern Europe . Bulgaria is separated from Ro- mania by the Danube River along most of its northern border . The Black Sea coastline con- stitutes its eastern border , Greece and Turkey form the southern boundary , and Yugoslavia and ...
... eastern Europe . Bulgaria is separated from Ro- mania by the Danube River along most of its northern border . The Black Sea coastline con- stitutes its eastern border , Greece and Turkey form the southern boundary , and Yugoslavia and ...
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... Eastern Roman Empire ( at Constantinople ) before the fall of Rome , see Roman Republic and Empire . CE 2 . I 2 21 H came to serve. which he then modified and adapted to the needs of the text ; some melodic formulas were used exclusively ...
... Eastern Roman Empire ( at Constantinople ) before the fall of Rome , see Roman Republic and Empire . CE 2 . I 2 21 H came to serve. which he then modified and adapted to the needs of the text ; some melodic formulas were used exclusively ...
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... eastern Mediterranean . In the late 11th century , Emperor Alexius I reluctantly sought help from the outside . He appealed to Venice , to whom he gave the first of the commercial concessions that helped make it a great maritime power ...
... eastern Mediterranean . In the late 11th century , Emperor Alexius I reluctantly sought help from the outside . He appealed to Venice , to whom he gave the first of the commercial concessions that helped make it a great maritime power ...
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Europe Beckford returned to England where | 239 |
Beckford detail from an oil painting | 297 |
John Hoppner c 1800 in the Salford | 518 |
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