A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... foreign artisans who manufactured luxuries , while necessities came from the provinces or foreign ports . Industrial progress was slow , since , for the most part , slave labor was used . In general , the Empire was a collection of self ...
... foreign artisans who manufactured luxuries , while necessities came from the provinces or foreign ports . Industrial progress was slow , since , for the most part , slave labor was used . In general , the Empire was a collection of self ...
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... foreign mer- chants from their territory . Certain articles of commerce were altogether prohibited . Price fixing ... foreign merchants as they traveled through his land . Sometimes merchants were reduced to serfdom if they stayed more ...
... foreign mer- chants from their territory . Certain articles of commerce were altogether prohibited . Price fixing ... foreign merchants as they traveled through his land . Sometimes merchants were reduced to serfdom if they stayed more ...
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... foreign additions to the upper class , which came in with the Angevin dynasty . During the thirteenth century , when France was culturally predomi- nant , the French language was popular over all of Europe . Nevertheless , the tendency ...
... foreign additions to the upper class , which came in with the Angevin dynasty . During the thirteenth century , when France was culturally predomi- nant , the French language was popular over all of Europe . Nevertheless , the tendency ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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