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Page 197
... reign he had to be extremely careful of his health . In 1931 the collapse of the pound and the consequent fi- nancial crisis split the Labour administration . To secure strong government , he persuaded Ramsay MacDonald and a part of his ...
... reign he had to be extremely careful of his health . In 1931 the collapse of the pound and the consequent fi- nancial crisis split the Labour administration . To secure strong government , he persuaded Ramsay MacDonald and a part of his ...
Page 598
... reign were disturbed by uprisings in the eastern region of the country by workers and wealthier freeholders , who opposed domina- tion by landed aristocrats . After the insurrections had been crushed , Haakon's elder kinsman Earl Skuli ...
... reign were disturbed by uprisings in the eastern region of the country by workers and wealthier freeholders , who opposed domina- tion by landed aristocrats . After the insurrections had been crushed , Haakon's elder kinsman Earl Skuli ...
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... reign , Pope Alexander III . With Louis the relationship was ambiguous . Henry had taken Louis's former wife and her rich heritage . He subsequently acquired the Vexin in Normandy by the premature marriage of his son Henry to Louis's ...
... reign , Pope Alexander III . With Louis the relationship was ambiguous . Henry had taken Louis's former wife and her rich heritage . He subsequently acquired the Vexin in Normandy by the premature marriage of his son Henry to Louis's ...
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