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    Art And Science Of The Wars In The Modern Age (1453-1774)

    By André Geraque Kiffer

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    I will start from a hypothesis, namely, that geography is associated with history in the representation of the will of peoples with similar customs and interests, to unite and seek to remain so. However, to do so, I will move forward in time beyond the present and select how many and which would be the Great Civilizations that will survive on this
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    PublisherClube de Autores
    Release dateMay 9, 2022
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