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... rule . The basic dilemma of Mon- gol rule in China - the Mongols ' inability to achieve a durable identification with Chinese civilian institutions and to modify the military and colonialist character of their rule - became more ...
... rule . The basic dilemma of Mon- gol rule in China - the Mongols ' inability to achieve a durable identification with Chinese civilian institutions and to modify the military and colonialist character of their rule - became more ...
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... rule , and Venetian rule Ottoman rule British rule The Republic of Cyprus 900 Turkish invasion Intercommunal talks Declaration of an independent Turkish state Bibliography 901 Physical and human geography THE LAND Relief . The saucepan ...
... rule , and Venetian rule Ottoman rule British rule The Republic of Cyprus 900 Turkish invasion Intercommunal talks Declaration of an independent Turkish state Bibliography 901 Physical and human geography THE LAND Relief . The saucepan ...
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... rule in spite of a major Athenian expedition there in 450/449 BC . Evago- ras , who became king of Salamis in 411 BC , maintained a pro - Hellenic policy , with some help from Athens , and succeeded in extending his rule over a large ...
... rule in spite of a major Athenian expedition there in 450/449 BC . Evago- ras , who became king of Salamis in 411 BC , maintained a pro - Hellenic policy , with some help from Athens , and succeeded in extending his rule over a large ...
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