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... military support of the ruler in re- turn for protection in the possession of land . This statement of the general situation does not apply to every part , for there were parts of Europe where the feudal system never obtained . With the ...
... military support of the ruler in re- turn for protection in the possession of land . This statement of the general situation does not apply to every part , for there were parts of Europe where the feudal system never obtained . With the ...
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... military governments , while those of the western part , which had democratic institutions before the war , are able to maintain internal order . No great military nation now remains to oppose its will to the organization of the entire ...
... military governments , while those of the western part , which had democratic institutions before the war , are able to maintain internal order . No great military nation now remains to oppose its will to the organization of the entire ...
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... military combination through which mastery at home is maintained and the enforce- ment of rights or claims against other states is made . In historical accounts of the rise of states military organiza- tion and achievement hold first ...
... military combination through which mastery at home is maintained and the enforce- ment of rights or claims against other states is made . In historical accounts of the rise of states military organiza- tion and achievement hold first ...
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... military system of feudal times , and kings came to rely on paid mercenaries and stand- 40 Spirit of Laws , b . x , ch . 5 . 41 I Maccabees , c . 8 . 42 Liv . lib ix . 43 Polyb . 1 , iii , 247 . 44 Diod . I xi , p . 1-16-21 . ing armies ...
... military system of feudal times , and kings came to rely on paid mercenaries and stand- 40 Spirit of Laws , b . x , ch . 5 . 41 I Maccabees , c . 8 . 42 Liv . lib ix . 43 Polyb . 1 , iii , 247 . 44 Diod . I xi , p . 1-16-21 . ing armies ...
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... military and naval strength . Abdication of this sovereignty by each and the transference of the ultimate power to settle international disputes to deliber- ative , judicial and executive agencies representing all the na- tions , not ...
... military and naval strength . Abdication of this sovereignty by each and the transference of the ultimate power to settle international disputes to deliber- ative , judicial and executive agencies representing all the na- tions , not ...
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