A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Economic Results of the Discoveries . Decline of the Italian Cities .... 728 729 731 732 732 733 Growth of International Trade : England and Hol- land 734 Economic Developments 734 Growth of Capital . 735 Rapid Rise in Price Levels ...
... Economic Results of the Discoveries . Decline of the Italian Cities .... 728 729 731 732 732 733 Growth of International Trade : England and Hol- land 734 Economic Developments 734 Growth of Capital . 735 Rapid Rise in Price Levels ...
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... economic units for most of the people . Fur- thermore , they were self - sufficient economic units . Self - suffi- ciency was rendered inevitable because of the difficulties of transportation and the unsettled political conditions which ...
... economic units for most of the people . Fur- thermore , they were self - sufficient economic units . Self - suffi- ciency was rendered inevitable because of the difficulties of transportation and the unsettled political conditions which ...
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... ECONOMIC THEORIES Mediaeval economic theories fall naturally into two large periods : the first from 400 to 1200 , and the second from 1200 to 1500. In the first eight hundred years there was a gradual transition from the gross ...
... ECONOMIC THEORIES Mediaeval economic theories fall naturally into two large periods : the first from 400 to 1200 , and the second from 1200 to 1500. In the first eight hundred years there was a gradual transition from the gross ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
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