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Population grew slowly , and radical changes in climate forced man to make frequent migrations in the endeavor to eke out existence in more favorable surroundings . During this period of about sixty - five thousand years ...
Population grew slowly , and radical changes in climate forced man to make frequent migrations in the endeavor to eke out existence in more favorable surroundings . During this period of about sixty - five thousand years ...
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Although illiteracy was comparatively rare , only a very few private letters written in Latin are in existence today . A Greek author of the second century published a Model Letter Writer which contained a hundred letters supposed to ...
Although illiteracy was comparatively rare , only a very few private letters written in Latin are in existence today . A Greek author of the second century published a Model Letter Writer which contained a hundred letters supposed to ...
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The peasant's existence was extremely hard . He was absolutely powerless against the forces of nature . He was robbed by bandits in time of peace , and by knights in time of war . He was exploited by the nobility and the Church .
The peasant's existence was extremely hard . He was absolutely powerless against the forces of nature . He was robbed by bandits in time of peace , and by knights in time of war . He was exploited by the nobility and the Church .
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