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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 57. England Under the Courtenay Dynasty. Part Two
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Other parts of the series The conspiracy by the Prince of Wales, Infante Francis, and his two sons—the elder, the Duke of Cornwall and Infante David of ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 56. England Under the Courtenay Dynasty. Part One
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As has been mentioned more than once in previous chapters, King Henry VIII of England died on August 7, 1511, in the depths of the English Channel when his ...

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The Unification of Italy in 1849. Part Two. The Completion of Unification
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The first parliament of the Italian Federation was elected in early 1850, with a coalition of liberal parties from Sardinia and the Two Sicilies emerging ...

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The Invasion of India: How Germany Could Have Won World War II
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Hitler had many opportunities to end World War II with a victory, but he failed to take advantage of any of them. And it is particularly sad for modern ...

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The Unification of Italy in 1849
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There are two major turning points here: Carlo Tito, the eldest son of Ferdinand de Bourbon, King of Naples and Sicily, survived his childhood and lived much ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 54. Emperor Peter II Vladimirovich
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Other parts of the series Grand Duke Peter Vladimirovich was born in 1712 to Grand Duke Vladimir Petrovich, heir to the throne, the eldest son of Emperor ...

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Minimal Bloodshed: A Preemptive Strike—An Alternative Scenario for World War II
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I find it somewhat strange that *Alternative History of World War II* effectively ignores the possibility of a preemptive strike by the USSR against the Third ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 53. Emperor Eustace I Fedorovich
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Other parts of the series Grand Duke Eustace Fyodorovich was born in 1667 to Emperor Fyodor II Vladimirovich and Empress Maria Ivanovna Sheina. He spent ...

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What If the Romans Had Been More Successful in the East? Part 9. The Second Half of the 19th Century. A Little About Alternative Languages
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Other parts of the series Contents: Events In the mid-19th century, Western Rome ultimately lost control of its colonies. Several independent states ...

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What if Byzantium had survived?
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On May 29, 1453, Constantinople, the center of the Orthodox world, fell. But could this have been avoided? And how would history have unfolded? So, ...

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