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... Portuguese , a na- tion of between one and two million in 1500 , was more astonishing than that of the Span- iards . For the Portuguese not only established a trade empire in the East Indies ; they also occupied and partly colonized ...
... Portuguese , a na- tion of between one and two million in 1500 , was more astonishing than that of the Span- iards . For the Portuguese not only established a trade empire in the East Indies ; they also occupied and partly colonized ...
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... Portuguese crown , the English aided Portugal to recover some of its lost ascendancy , and in 1654 the Dutch were expelled from their Brazilian con- quests . Expansion of Brazil Until the latter half of the seventeenth cen- tury the ...
... Portuguese crown , the English aided Portugal to recover some of its lost ascendancy , and in 1654 the Dutch were expelled from their Brazilian con- quests . Expansion of Brazil Until the latter half of the seventeenth cen- tury the ...
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... Portuguese crown , the English aided Portugal to recover some of its lost ascendancy , and in 1654 the Dutch were expelled from their Brazilian con- quests . Expansion of Brazil Until the latter half of the seventeenth cen- tury the ...
... Portuguese crown , the English aided Portugal to recover some of its lost ascendancy , and in 1654 the Dutch were expelled from their Brazilian con- quests . Expansion of Brazil Until the latter half of the seventeenth cen- tury the ...
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND NAPOLEON | 2 |
BRITAIN TURNS TO LIBERALISM AND FREE TRADE | 3 |
FROM AGRARIAN TO INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY | 4 |
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