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... European community of which they felt themselves a part . In eastern Europe . The Haskala , thus , was quickly played out in central Europe ; as an idea its further career was to continue in eastern Europe , particularly in the Russian ...
... European community of which they felt themselves a part . In eastern Europe . The Haskala , thus , was quickly played out in central Europe ; as an idea its further career was to continue in eastern Europe , particularly in the Russian ...
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Origins of the European lacquer- work industry Intro- duction of European motifs Origin of the name Arrival of the ... Europe . Although East Asian objects of art were tak- en to Europe in considerable quantity during the 16th century ...
Origins of the European lacquer- work industry Intro- duction of European motifs Origin of the name Arrival of the ... Europe . Although East Asian objects of art were tak- en to Europe in considerable quantity during the 16th century ...
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... Europe . This late Roman pattern of legal organization profoundly influenced the Europe that arose after the barbarian invasions , from AD 1000 on ; and even during the invasions the methods of Roman imperial ad- ministration never ...
... Europe . This late Roman pattern of legal organization profoundly influenced the Europe that arose after the barbarian invasions , from AD 1000 on ; and even during the invasions the methods of Roman imperial ad- ministration never ...
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