The Encyclopedia Americana, Količine 1–30Bernard S. Cayne Grolier, 1981 |
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... political rivals and factions against each other , so that elements formerly in conflict - petty local chiefs , liberal and conservative political fac- tions , the army , the Roman Catholic Church , and the landowners - became pillars ...
... political rivals and factions against each other , so that elements formerly in conflict - petty local chiefs , liberal and conservative political fac- tions , the army , the Roman Catholic Church , and the landowners - became pillars ...
Stran 84
... political reforms , including the creation of a vol- unteer professional army . His rivalry with Sulla , the leader of the Roman aristocracy , caused a civil war . Sulla took control in 82 B. C. His appointment differed from that of ...
... political reforms , including the creation of a vol- unteer professional army . His rivalry with Sulla , the leader of the Roman aristocracy , caused a civil war . Sulla took control in 82 B. C. His appointment differed from that of ...
Stran 274
... political stability and economic growth , and , on the other , by corruption of public and private morality . No political opposi- tion was permitted . Trujillo selected or approved all public officials and , while occasionally allow ...
... political stability and economic growth , and , on the other , by corruption of public and private morality . No political opposi- tion was permitted . Trujillo selected or approved all public officials and , while occasionally allow ...
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