Pudendal-Nerve
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Mirage
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Conclusionvestment during the nineteenth century represented an exercise of informal imperial power. In modified form, this unequal relationship continued well into the twentieth century. The second main argument is that Britain’s deployment of informal power deeply influenced Spain’s political and economic d
TSH582
发表于 2025-3-23 20:28:16
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-77950-4Spanish History; Foreign Relations; British Empire; Colonialisation; Informal Colony; Military Force; Mili
obnoxious
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绝缘
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Shuttle
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opprobrious
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Offbeat
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,Zentrale Repräsentation des Raumes,ial imperial presence in Africa and re-establish the country’s role as a European great power. However, the so-called War of Africa trespassed on vital British interests. Within six months of its launch, Britain, concerned that its command of the Western Mediterranean might be undermined by a perman
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蛤肉
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-70150-4ionships with its colonies, formal and informal, including with Spain. The war provides a particularly important insight into the changing relationship between the two countries. Britain was again ready and able to use military force to maintain its dominant role in Spain and immediately blockaded t