A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Growth of International Trade : England and Hol- land 734 Economic Developments 734 Growth of Capital . 735 Rapid Rise in Price Levels . 737 Private Bankers 738 Growing Importance of Northwestern Europe . 738 Bruges and Antwerp . 739 ...
... Growth of International Trade : England and Hol- land 734 Economic Developments 734 Growth of Capital . 735 Rapid Rise in Price Levels . 737 Private Bankers 738 Growing Importance of Northwestern Europe . 738 Bruges and Antwerp . 739 ...
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... growth of trade but also had important cultural results because of the contact with various types of civilization . ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Although colonization aided the change from agriculture to trade and industry , and a money economy ...
... growth of trade but also had important cultural results because of the contact with various types of civilization . ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Although colonization aided the change from agriculture to trade and industry , and a money economy ...
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... growth of capitalistic business organization destroyed the direct relations between producer and consumer . In the fifth place , as a result of the decline of the craft guilds and the growth of the ' putting - out ' system in industry ...
... growth of capitalistic business organization destroyed the direct relations between producer and consumer . In the fifth place , as a result of the decline of the craft guilds and the growth of the ' putting - out ' system in industry ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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