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World Order

Henry Kissinger

1975·420 pages·Nonfiction

History & Politics

Former NYT Bestseller

He speak in their first charter about the Holy Roman Empire and the transit towards others forms of power. He describes the peace of Westphalia as a source of secular power and a start for international law formulations and power balance. Look like interessant!

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World Order

Henry Kissinger

Former NYT Bestseller

Year

1975

Pages

420

Type

Nonfiction

History & Politics

Description

He speak in their first charter about the Holy Roman Empire and the transit towards others forms of power. He describes the peace of Westphalia as a source of secular power and a start for international law formulations and power balance. Look like interessant!

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