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... became marked . Hence , as time passed the office of shogun became increasingly impotent . In the villages around Kyōto , the status of farmers rose The rise of markedly as agriculture became more highly developed , commerce and manu ...
... became marked . Hence , as time passed the office of shogun became increasingly impotent . In the villages around Kyōto , the status of farmers rose The rise of markedly as agriculture became more highly developed , commerce and manu ...
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... became one of the centres of Orthodox opposition to the expansion of Polish Roman Catholic influence , spear- headed by vigorous proselytization by the Jesuits . In the 17th century a religious Ukrainian brotherhood was established in ...
... became one of the centres of Orthodox opposition to the expansion of Polish Roman Catholic influence , spear- headed by vigorous proselytization by the Jesuits . In the 17th century a religious Ukrainian brotherhood was established in ...
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... became professor of chemistry at the University of Munich , where he remained until his death in Munich on April 18 , 1873 . Liebig was an active worker in many fields of inorganic and organic chemistry , but certain of his studies ...
... became professor of chemistry at the University of Munich , where he remained until his death in Munich on April 18 , 1873 . Liebig was an active worker in many fields of inorganic and organic chemistry , but certain of his studies ...
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