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Displacement and assimilation among the Aryan races
16
Geographical and historical characteristics of the Eastern
18
Illyrians Albanians or Skipetar
24
Recovery of Macedonia and Greece use of the name
25
Change in Northern Greece Thessaly
30
Their submission to Lydians and Persians
33
Canterbury and its suffragan effects of the Norman Con
34
Ligurians and Etruscans
47
Growth of the Roman Power in Italy
49
Greek colonies in Italy Kymê and Ankôn
55
The Illyrian provinces kingdom of Skodra conquest
62
Conquests from Augustus to Nero incorporation of vassal
66
The Wandering of the Nations
83
The Franks use of the name Francia
91
Decline of Sweden extinction of Poland kingdom
94
Settlements in Britain and Gaul
96
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Peace of Pressburg new kingdoms cessions made by Austria
103
Apulia Sicily Venice no part of the kingdom their relation
114
Division of the Frankish dominion Austria and Neustria 120121
120
Extent of the Carolingian Empire
126
Advance at the cost of the Imperial kingdoms first Bur
128
Carlisle and Northumberland
129
CHAPTER VI
134
Extent of the German Kingdom its duchies and marks
140
Rivalry of the Eastern and Western Empires and Churches
141
Effect of the Burgundian conquests of France relations with
145
The European Themes Hellas Lombardy Sicily
151
Savoyard advance in Italy
153
Slavonic settlements in Greece
156
Supremacy of Wessex
161
The Ecclesiastical Divisions of Northern and Eastern Europe
183
Geographical contrast of the earlier and the later Empire
191
Bremen Verden part
199
Growth of the House of Austria separation of Switzerland
203
The new Saxony Lauenburg the Saxon Electorate
209
The Saxon mark Slavonic princes of Mecklenburg
213
Duchy of Francia held by the bishops of Würzburg
215
German territories of Denmark and Sweden
217
The German Confederation princes holding lands within
223
Lombardy proper the marches
234
Palaiologoi at Montferrat house of Visconti at Milan
242
Venice Milan Spanish and Austrian its dismemberment
248
of Campo Formio Piedmont joined to France 251253
251
Recovery of Venetia and Rome parts of the kingdom
258
The Austrian power its position as a marchland its union
267
History of Geneva territory restored to Savoy division
274
Various uses of the name Burgundy
277
Burgundian advance lands north of the lake 280281
280
Loss of lands north of the lake further losses to Bern
286
Growth of the kingdom of England
289
Position of the Valois dukes as a middle power result
290
Middle position of these states French influence union
303
The Eastern Mark becomes a duchy division of Carinthia
309
Consequences of the union with Hungary slow recovery
317
CHAPTER IX
325
Loss and recovery of Crete and Cyprus separation
372
Servia Croatia and Dalmatia
373
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Advance in Macedonia and Epeiros
388
The Norman kingdom of Sicily Benevento
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Marks of Brandenburg Lausitz and Meissen
397
Kingdom of Cyprus its relations to Jerusalem and Armenia
401
Magyar Kingdom of Croatia struggles between Venice
407
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414
Servian conquests beginning of the Albanian power kings
420
The Balsa at Skodra loss of Skodra beginning of Tzer
428
Kingdom of Hungary its relations to Croatia and Slavonia
434
Bohemia and its dependencies
438
Galicia and Lodomeria Bukovina Dalmatia 440441
440
Advance of the Ottomans in Asia in Europe dominion
445
Deliverance of part of Bulgaria the Bulgaria of
454
CHAPTER XI
462
Turanian intrusions Bulgarians Magyars Ottomans
463
Denmark Norway Sweden
466
Settlements in Orkney Man Iceland Ireland
471
Bohemia and Moravia
477
German Dominion on the Baltic
484
The Baltic still mainly held by the earlier races formation
493
Use of the name of France its dukes acquire the western
496
its great advance
497
Growth of Russia creation of Prussia temporary greatness
503
Polish gains and losses
508
Fiefs of Sweden within the Empire Pomerania Bremen
509
Polish losses of Prussia commonwealth of Danzig Duchy
519
The Rouman principalities union of Wallachia and Mol
524
THE SPANISH PENINSULA AND ITS COLONIES
525
Shiftings of Castile Leon and Gallicia final union Casti
531
The Two Sicilies their various unions and divisions
537
The Spanish West Indies
544
Boundary of England and Scotland relations between
551
Outlying European Possessions of England
558
The thirteen Colonies their independence
562
Summary
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161
571
Religious changes
575
Swedish advance in Finland
576
Use of the Imperial titles by the English kings Northern
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115
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558
580
45
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228
582
Prefecture of Gaul
583
The Spanish Netherlands English possession of Dunkirk
584
Rivalry between France and the Empire
587
Division of the Netherlands and Belgium separation
591
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144145
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Case of Trieste
599
259
601

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1. kötet/The Historical Geography of Europe, Edward Augustus Freeman
SzerzőEdward Augustus Freeman
KiadóLongmans, Green, 1881
Eredeti forrásaOxfordi Egyetem
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