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Page 68
... French were the most successful in seeking treaties with the local population , and in 1839-41 they achieved the first transfer of sovereignty from the Mpongwe chieftains . From 1843 to 1886 Gabon was administered by French naval of ...
... French were the most successful in seeking treaties with the local population , and in 1839-41 they achieved the first transfer of sovereignty from the Mpongwe chieftains . From 1843 to 1886 Gabon was administered by French naval of ...
Page 92
... French king's right to nominate bishops . By the end of the 16th century two kinds of Gallicanism , political and theological , could be distinguished . Political Gallicanism could be further divided into parliamentary and royal ; royal ...
... French king's right to nominate bishops . By the end of the 16th century two kinds of Gallicanism , political and theological , could be distinguished . Political Gallicanism could be further divided into parliamentary and royal ; royal ...
Page 129
... French position in the area . Such a plan was contrary to French government policy , but both Dupré and Gar- nier seem to have believed that a successful seizure of territory would result in approval from Paris . Garnier reached Hanoi ...
... French position in the area . Such a plan was contrary to French government policy , but both Dupré and Gar- nier seem to have believed that a successful seizure of territory would result in approval from Paris . Garnier reached Hanoi ...
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112 and 115 C at which a small ball of | 112 |
candy fudges are often made with marshmal | 135 |
crease in interest in the development of prac | 300 |
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