The Quarterly Review, Volumes 222-242John Murray, 1924 |
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Page 61
... Adriatic by crossing from Apulia - then in their possession - to Durazzo on the eastern shore , in the twelfth century , during the Norman threat to Constantinople . In fact , the policy of the Republic towards the Adriatic was very ...
... Adriatic by crossing from Apulia - then in their possession - to Durazzo on the eastern shore , in the twelfth century , during the Norman threat to Constantinople . In fact , the policy of the Republic towards the Adriatic was very ...
Page 61
... Adriatic thus became essential to Venetian commerce , and Italian feeling about it to this day has its roots in , and is governed by , the subconscious recollection of that fact . It is hardly too much to say that Venetian history ...
... Adriatic thus became essential to Venetian commerce , and Italian feeling about it to this day has its roots in , and is governed by , the subconscious recollection of that fact . It is hardly too much to say that Venetian history ...
Page 298
... Adriatic policy , rejecting both the London Treaty and Italy's claim to Fiume , acceded to his demand for a French occupation of the left bank of the Rhine , which he had hitherto always opposed . On the 23rd he issued his famous appeal ...
... Adriatic policy , rejecting both the London Treaty and Italy's claim to Fiume , acceded to his demand for a French occupation of the left bank of the Rhine , which he had hitherto always opposed . On the 23rd he issued his famous appeal ...
Contents
The League of Nations | 1 |
Mediæval Music | 5 |
The Study of Earthquakes | 7 |
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