A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... common . The result of this migration of serfs sometimes threatened the depopulation of rural districts . The nobility joined efforts to stop serfs from escaping . At the same time , they did all they could to entice serfs to come from ...
... common . The result of this migration of serfs sometimes threatened the depopulation of rural districts . The nobility joined efforts to stop serfs from escaping . At the same time , they did all they could to entice serfs to come from ...
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... common in spite of the very heavy penalties meted out by the royal governments . More serious than counterfeit- ing , however , was the common practice of debasing the coinage . It was a common practice to issue coins of lower gold ...
... common in spite of the very heavy penalties meted out by the royal governments . More serious than counterfeit- ing , however , was the common practice of debasing the coinage . It was a common practice to issue coins of lower gold ...
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... common control passed into individual use , and was enclosed by a ditch , wall , or hedge . EFFECTS OF ENCLOSURES The enclosure movement caused an outcry that was probably out of all proportion to the scope of the movement itself . En ...
... common control passed into individual use , and was enclosed by a ditch , wall , or hedge . EFFECTS OF ENCLOSURES The enclosure movement caused an outcry that was probably out of all proportion to the scope of the movement itself . En ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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