A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... agricultural , or land , problem . Rome , heavily burdened by debt , forced Sicily to pay tribute which could be met only by the export of nearly a million bushels of wheat annually to Rome . This was about one third of the demand that ...
... agricultural , or land , problem . Rome , heavily burdened by debt , forced Sicily to pay tribute which could be met only by the export of nearly a million bushels of wheat annually to Rome . This was about one third of the demand that ...
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... agricultural , commercial , and financial decadence . The Arabic conquest of Syria and Egypt in the seventh century , with the consequent loss of many important ports , was a serious blow to trade . In the eleventh century , Turkish ...
... agricultural , commercial , and financial decadence . The Arabic conquest of Syria and Egypt in the seventh century , with the consequent loss of many important ports , was a serious blow to trade . In the eleventh century , Turkish ...
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... AGRICULTURAL CHANGES WEAKEN SERFDOM New developments in the agricultural system were almost as important as commutation in breaking down serfdom . The custom of ... agriculture . [ 426 ] FEUDALISM Copyhold Agricultural Changes Weaken Serfdom.
... AGRICULTURAL CHANGES WEAKEN SERFDOM New developments in the agricultural system were almost as important as commutation in breaking down serfdom . The custom of ... agriculture . [ 426 ] FEUDALISM Copyhold Agricultural Changes Weaken Serfdom.
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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