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Page 688
... French , nor was there any growth of nationalist activity comparable to that in Vietnam . By preserving the Cambodian mon- archy , the French administration successfully prevented the development of any alternative focus for national ...
... French , nor was there any growth of nationalist activity comparable to that in Vietnam . By preserving the Cambodian mon- archy , the French administration successfully prevented the development of any alternative focus for national ...
Page 736
... French allied themselves with the northern tribes against the Iroquois Confederation . The Iroquois , after destroying the Huron towns in 1648 and 1649 , later subordinated all the tribes as far as Lake Michigan . The French , however ...
... French allied themselves with the northern tribes against the Iroquois Confederation . The Iroquois , after destroying the Huron towns in 1648 and 1649 , later subordinated all the tribes as far as Lake Michigan . The French , however ...
Page 748
... French Revolution , particularly its attack on the Roman Catholic Church , caused further friction between France and French Canadians . What influence there was was private and literary . There had been readers of the Philosophes in ...
... French Revolution , particularly its attack on the Roman Catholic Church , caused further friction between France and French Canadians . What influence there was was private and literary . There had been readers of the Philosophes in ...
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