The Historical Geography of Europe, Vol. I, TextFreeman, Edward A. (Edward Augustus)
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The Historical Geography of Europe, Vol. I, Text
Freeman, Edward A. (Edward Augustus)
Europe -- Historical geography
Separation of the Prussian and Livonian knights; duchy of
Prussia; union of Prussia and Brandenburg; Prussia
independent of Poland 503-504
Fall of the Livonian knights; partition of their dominions;
duchy of Curland; shares of Denmark, Sweden, Poland,
and Russia 504
Greatest Baltic extent of Poland and Lithuania; union of Lublin 505
Advance of Russia; its order; the Euxine reached last 505-506
Recovery of Russian lands from Lithuania; Polish conquest
of Russia; second Russian advance; Peace of Andraszovo;
recovery of Kief 506
Russian superiority over the Cossacks; Podolia ceded to the
Turk 506-507
Comparison of Swedish and Russian advance 507
Advance under and after Gustavus Adolphus; conquests from
Russia and Poland; Ingermanland; Livland 507-508
Conquests from Denmark and Norway; Dago and Oesel;
Scania, &c.; restoration of Trondhjem 508-509
Fiefs of Sweden within the Empire; Pomerania; Bremen and Verden 509
Fluctuations in the duchies; Danish possession of Oldenburg 509
Sweden after the peace of Oliva 510
Eastern advance of Russia; Kasan and Astrakhan; Siberia 511
§ 5. _The Decline of Sweden and Poland._
Decline of Sweden; extinction of Poland; kingdom of Prussia;
empire of Russia 511-512
Russia on the Baltic; conquest of Livland, &c.; foundation
of Saint Petersburg; advance in Finland 512
German losses of Sweden: Bremen, Verden, part of Pomerania 513
Union of the Gottorp lands and Denmark 513
First partition of Poland; recovery of lost lands by Russia;
geographical union of Prussia and Brandenburg; Polish
and Russian lands acquired by Austria 513-514
Second partition: Russian and Prussian shares 514
Third partition: extinction of Poland and Lithuania 514-515
No strictly Polish territory acquired by Russia; the old
Poland passes to Prussia, Chrobatia to Austria 515
Russian advance on the Euxine, Azof; Crim; Jedisan 515-516
Temporary Russian advance on the Caspian; superiority
over Georgia 516
Survey at the end of the eighteenth century 517
§ 6. _The Modern Geography of the Baltic Lands._
Effects of the fall of the Empire; incorporation of the German
lands of Sweden and Denmark 518
Russian conquest of Finland 518
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