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Page 102
... tion to an enormous yearly tribute , the Juchen demanded that the Nan Sung formally admit , with due ceremonials , its inferior status as a vassal state . The shrewd emperor found an impeccable excuse for accepting the terms by claiming ...
... tion to an enormous yearly tribute , the Juchen demanded that the Nan Sung formally admit , with due ceremonials , its inferior status as a vassal state . The shrewd emperor found an impeccable excuse for accepting the terms by claiming ...
Page 356
... tion Women in Protestant missions Christian- ity in Korea Coopera- tion and unity Shift in. Franciscans and Dominicans traveled widely and built mission churches . The most notable development - used widely but most fully developed by ...
... tion Women in Protestant missions Christian- ity in Korea Coopera- tion and unity Shift in. Franciscans and Dominicans traveled widely and built mission churches . The most notable development - used widely but most fully developed by ...
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... tion in maintain- ing the biosphere The apprecia- tion of wild nature Early mankind and the environ- ment Early develop- ment of. Industrial and technological growth . The greatest ex- pansion of human requirements for natural resources ...
... tion in maintain- ing the biosphere The apprecia- tion of wild nature Early mankind and the environ- ment Early develop- ment of. Industrial and technological growth . The greatest ex- pansion of human requirements for natural resources ...
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