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FOURTEENTH CENTURY : THE CONSTITUTIONAL TREND A new constitutional period began in the fourteenth century . The preceding period had been one of origins ; the following period , however , concerned the question of the powers and a a ...
FOURTEENTH CENTURY : THE CONSTITUTIONAL TREND A new constitutional period began in the fourteenth century . The preceding period had been one of origins ; the following period , however , concerned the question of the powers and a a ...
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His ideas prepared the way for the scientific developments of the fourteenth century . Ockham's writings were banned by the conservative University of Paris eight years before his death ; but they were permitted at Prague , Vienna ...
His ideas prepared the way for the scientific developments of the fourteenth century . Ockham's writings were banned by the conservative University of Paris eight years before his death ; but they were permitted at Prague , Vienna ...
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Late in the Middle Ages , there was many legends concerning this island , and during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries it was located on many maps . As a result of these strange tales , Europeans were encouraged to engage in ...
Late in the Middle Ages , there was many legends concerning this island , and during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries it was located on many maps . As a result of these strange tales , Europeans were encouraged to engage in ...
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