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... Italy . Enamelled horse trappings such as Philostratus de- scribes have been found in many places in the British ... Italy ; later it was imitated in Sicily and other parts of Italy - even per- haps in England , where the famous Alfred ...
... Italy . Enamelled horse trappings such as Philostratus de- scribes have been found in many places in the British ... Italy ; later it was imitated in Sicily and other parts of Italy - even per- haps in England , where the famous Alfred ...
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... Italians invaded Ethiopia from Eritrea and Somalia . Sanctions placed on Italy by the League were ineffective . Ethiopia resisted for seven months , but Addis Ababa was taken on May 5 , 1936. On June 30 the Em- peror personally defended ...
... Italians invaded Ethiopia from Eritrea and Somalia . Sanctions placed on Italy by the League were ineffective . Ethiopia resisted for seven months , but Addis Ababa was taken on May 5 , 1936. On June 30 the Em- peror personally defended ...
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... Italy and , above all , cut Charles V's lines of communication in the western Mediterranean . The core of Charles V's armies was made up increasing- ly of Spanish soldiers . His navy consisted mainly of un- seaworthy galleys that had to ...
... Italy and , above all , cut Charles V's lines of communication in the western Mediterranean . The core of Charles V's armies was made up increasing- ly of Spanish soldiers . His navy consisted mainly of un- seaworthy galleys that had to ...
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