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...f. The Swiss Confederation (See 1648)The Legacy of the Thirty Years' War: Despite the involvement of Swiss mercenaries, Swiss neutrality during the Thirty Years'...
16) Norway. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
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...i. Poland (See 1627)THE PARTITIONS OF POLAND, 1772-1795 (MAP)Monarchs: John Casimir (1648-68), Michael Wisnowiecki (1669-73), John Sobieski (1674-96), Augustus II...
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...2. Ireland (See Sept. 25) 1648-49 Outbreaks of dysentery and smallpox as well as plague (which reached Galway 1649). Problems with disease continued over next few...
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