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 1 1,0 |        Church has reckoned her independence. In 1453 Constantinople
 2 1,1 |  Orthodox Church, but with the independence of Finland in 1917 and the
 3 1,1 |         in 1811, receiving her independence again in 1917. The ranks
 4 1,1 |    Serbian Church received her independence again in 1879. This Church
 5 1,1 |     Balkan countries, with the independence movement of the 19th Century,
 6 1,1 |        of Romania received her independence. The nation became a Principality
 7 1,1 |       Hilarion openly declared independence from Constantinople by omitting
 8 1,1 |      Church to emerge from the independence struggles of the 19th Century
 9 1,1 |         his life). This war of independence was successful and, as the
10 1,1 |     1912, Albania declared its independence from Turkey, and on October
11 1,1 |      since 1924, although this independence has not been recognized
12 10,2| successful struggle for Jewish independence. Thus the book can be divided