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Because of the period of migrations , a long interval of adjust- ment was necessary before mankind in western Europe could engage in any constructive work . Ultimately a European cul- ture developed which was the result of the fusion of ...
Because of the period of migrations , a long interval of adjust- ment was necessary before mankind in western Europe could engage in any constructive work . Ultimately a European cul- ture developed which was the result of the fusion of ...
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The eastward extension of German power , trade , and Chris- tianity was made easier by the incursion of the Tartars into eastern Europe about the middle of the thirteenth century . Very little is known concerning the details of the life ...
The eastward extension of German power , trade , and Chris- tianity was made easier by the incursion of the Tartars into eastern Europe about the middle of the thirteenth century . Very little is known concerning the details of the life ...
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age of semi - barbarism in which the foundations of the modern world were laid.1 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Ault , W. O. , Europe in the Middle Ages , Chapter XXIII . Brown , S. M. , Mediaeval Europe , Chapter XVI .
age of semi - barbarism in which the foundations of the modern world were laid.1 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Ault , W. O. , Europe in the Middle Ages , Chapter XXIII . Brown , S. M. , Mediaeval Europe , Chapter XVI .
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