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Philip II's Armada Proclamation of 1597
Recusant History, 1973In the summer of 1597, Philip II authorized the printing of a proclamation in English to be used in the event of a landing of his forces in England. This hitherto unpublished document has survived through a Spanish version prepared for his son, Philip III, a short time after his father's death.
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Euboea in the Time of Philip II
The Classical Quarterly, 1969To the modern student of fourth-century Greece nothing at first sight seems so surprising as the almost kaleidoscopic changes in relations between Greek cities, especially in the fourth century. Mortal enemies become allies suddenly, and alliances, though made for all time, are rapidly dissolved.
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The Capetians from the death of Philip II to Philip IV
1999This chapter describes the reign of several Capetian rulers namely, Louis VIII, Blanche of Castile, Louis IX, Philip III, and Philip IV. When he came to the throne in 1223, Louis VIII was confronted immediately with the need to secure the western territories which his father Philip Augustus had conquered from the English and to decide on a course of ...
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THE COMMISSION ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION – a RESPONSE TO L. PHILIP BARNES
British Journal of Educational Studies, 2022Trevor Cooling
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Fifty years of life in classrooms: an inquiry into the scholarly contributions of Philip Jackson
Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2020Cheryl J Craig, Maria Assunção Flores
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