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X. Early-Modern Europe
 Disappearance of bubonic plague in Western
Europe (c. 1720) and thus of major excuse for date cancellation and/or breakup.
Though women still have few "ins" with Parliament and other
official bodies of power, they are beginning to learn the importance of
networking.
Catherine the Great and Peter
Catherine (1762-1796) puts up with Peter's drinking, womanizing, and flying
off the handle for only so long. Fortunately for her, he'd made quite a
few other enemies-including some in the army, who help her plot a successful
coup.
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XI. The Industrial Revolution
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