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  Time Chart in Early European History (to 1714)

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  One chart, copyright 1931, entitled Time Chart in Early European History (to 1714), by Jennie B. Pope and Robert G. Albion, published by Ginn and Company. This time chart is printed on both sides of a single sheet of paper. The beginning date for the time chart is c. 3000-2000 B.C., the ending date is 1714. The right-hand column of each side contains Civilization summaries. Some of the countries or areas included in this chart are: the Aegean world, Eastern Fertile Crescent; Nile Valley; Greece; Rome; Italy; France; England; Spain and Portugal; Northern Europe and Near and East Africa. The item is not illustrated. This sheet has been folded in half. Dimensions given are for the flat, open sheet.

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  F[rat]ris Baptistae Man. Carmelitae theologi ad reuere[n]dissimum in Christo patre[m] ac D[omi]n[u]m D. Oliueriu[m] Carafa[m]: Sabinen. Ep[iscopu]m & Cardinale[m] Neapolitanu[m] De suo[rum] t[em]poru[m] calamitatibus

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