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Belgium: The Making of a Nation, H. Vander Linden and Sybil Jane
Peuples et Civilisations: Histoire Generale, Louis Halphen and Philippe Sagnac ; Peuples et Civilisations: Histoire Generale: Vol. XI: La Preponderance (1715-1763), Philippe Sagnac and Pierre Muret Reviewed by Charles Downer Hazen
Manin and the Venetian Revolution of 1848, George Macaulay Trevelyan Reviewed by Charles Downer Hazen
A Political History of Modern Europe. From the Reformation to the Present Day, Ferdinand Schevill Reviewed by Charles Downer Hazen
The Truth about the Treaty, André Tardieu Reviewed by Charles Downer Hazen
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