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This statement naturally does not cover the question of South Tirol , which was submitted to no commission and was settled in a way that some of the American delegates disliked . The Brenner position is evidently one of the cases ...
This statement naturally does not cover the question of South Tirol , which was submitted to no commission and was settled in a way that some of the American delegates disliked . The Brenner position is evidently one of the cases ...
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... seemed to be a choice between doing an injustice to a relatively small body of Austrian - Germans in South Tirol and a relatively large body of Yugo - Slavs on the Adriatic littoral . The Germans were sacrificed to save the Slavs .
... seemed to be a choice between doing an injustice to a relatively small body of Austrian - Germans in South Tirol and a relatively large body of Yugo - Slavs on the Adriatic littoral . The Germans were sacrificed to save the Slavs .
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THE term Transcaucasia denotes the region bounded on the north by the great Caucasian chain , the watershed dividing Europe from Asia , on the south by the old Russo - Turkish and Russo - Persian frontiers . Under the Russian Empire it ...
THE term Transcaucasia denotes the region bounded on the north by the great Caucasian chain , the watershed dividing Europe from Asia , on the south by the old Russo - Turkish and Russo - Persian frontiers . Under the Russian Empire it ...
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A long , serrated ridge here rises abruptly and runs backwards to the hills in the south . Along the length of its summit are the remains , still fairly extensive , of an old Persian fort ; and on its exceedingly steep slopes and among ...
A long , serrated ridge here rises abruptly and runs backwards to the hills in the south . Along the length of its summit are the remains , still fairly extensive , of an old Persian fort ; and on its exceedingly steep slopes and among ...
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Nominally Christians , they have a vague hereditary priesthood , and worship Queen Tamara and sundry pagan divinities under Christian designations . Another primitive folk are the Khevsurs , who inhabit 6 6 > the mountains south - east ...
Nominally Christians , they have a vague hereditary priesthood , and worship Queen Tamara and sundry pagan divinities under Christian designations . Another primitive folk are the Khevsurs , who inhabit 6 6 > the mountains south - east ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volume 238 |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1922 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 28 Nov 2017 |
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