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Page 362
... 20th century as a consequence of change in the general reli- gious , political , and economic situation of the world . The global spread of Christianity through the activity of the European and American churches in the 18th and 19th ...
... 20th century as a consequence of change in the general reli- gious , political , and economic situation of the world . The global spread of Christianity through the activity of the European and American churches in the 18th and 19th ...
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... 20th century , coins of the colonies continued in general to show a crowned bust of the monarch ; those of the self - governing Commonwealth powers exchanged a crowned for an uncrowned bust . New Zealand issues , with Maori designs ...
... 20th century , coins of the colonies continued in general to show a crowned bust of the monarch ; those of the self - governing Commonwealth powers exchanged a crowned for an uncrowned bust . New Zealand issues , with Maori designs ...
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... century was much softer - less studded with virtuosic jumps and turns - than the classical style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries . Russian ballet , frequently regarded as the paradigm of the classical school , is itself a ...
... century was much softer - less studded with virtuosic jumps and turns - than the classical style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries . Russian ballet , frequently regarded as the paradigm of the classical school , is itself a ...
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