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An Introduction to the History of Western Europe

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An Introduction to the History of Western Europe
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Publisher: Ginn & company
ISBN/ASIN: B002JHEEGI
Number of pages: 736

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The excellence of Robinson's 'History of Western Europe' has been attested by the immediate and widespread adoption of the book in many of the best schools and colleges of the country. It is an epoch-making text-book on the subject, in that it solves in an entirely satisfactory manner the problem of proportion.

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