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... Ferdinand VII in 1814 , sup- pressed in 1820 , restored in 1823 , and finally suppressed in 1834 . • colonial extension and operation 10 : 698d Ferdinand II's position and importance 7 : 233b Jewish expulsion and consequences 9 : 907g ...
... Ferdinand VII in 1814 , sup- pressed in 1820 , restored in 1823 , and finally suppressed in 1834 . • colonial extension and operation 10 : 698d Ferdinand II's position and importance 7 : 233b Jewish expulsion and consequences 9 : 907g ...
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... Ferdinand I of Austria , however , did not recognize John as king until 1538 ( Peace of Nagyvárad ) , and then he reserved the right to determine the succession after John's death . Supported by the Turks , however , John was able to be ...
... Ferdinand I of Austria , however , did not recognize John as king until 1538 ( Peace of Nagyvárad ) , and then he reserved the right to determine the succession after John's death . Supported by the Turks , however , John was able to be ...
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... Ferdinand University after the Holy Roman emperor Ferdinand II , who placed the university under their control , but in the late 18th century , a period of Jesuit suppression , it became a state institution . In 1882 it was divided into ...
... Ferdinand University after the Holy Roman emperor Ferdinand II , who placed the university under their control , but in the late 18th century , a period of Jesuit suppression , it became a state institution . In 1882 it was divided into ...
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