The Emancipation Edict of 1861 to some degree was successful in improving the lives of Russian peasants by...
The Great Rebellion of 1173-1174 was arguably triggered by King Henry II’s treatment of his son, Young Henry....
John’s character and personal failings had definitely played a big part in the loss of Angevin France by...
John’s actions and character had contributed to the failure of the Bouvines campaign of 1214 as his treatment...
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Many thanks to my teachers: Mr J Waite, Mr A Cook, Mr P Johnson and Ms S Speedie.
Disclaimer
Whilst I have written these notes, I am not claiming that the research found is mine. During lessons, I have taken notes from a variety of books (which I should give credit to, but I don't know/remember the names of) and therefore everyone should be weary when writing notes as it could go against academic misconduct i.e. plagiarism.
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