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Professional military officers , munition makers , and private interests protracted the struggle for selfish reasons . In order to maintain his popularity , Cleon increased the pay of the courts ( 422 B.C. ) . Because the wealthy could ...
Professional military officers , munition makers , and private interests protracted the struggle for selfish reasons . In order to maintain his popularity , Cleon increased the pay of the courts ( 422 B.C. ) . Because the wealthy could ...
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As a result of the early developments toward capitalism , the demand for money increased enormously . Both lords and serfs became ambitious to produce goods that might be exchanged with the outside world .
As a result of the early developments toward capitalism , the demand for money increased enormously . Both lords and serfs became ambitious to produce goods that might be exchanged with the outside world .
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Along with the tremendous economic activity and speculation , the use of money increased in the fifteenth century , and credit practices grew . The canon law on moneylending underwent a steady modification , caused by the necessary ...
Along with the tremendous economic activity and speculation , the use of money increased in the fifteenth century , and credit practices grew . The canon law on moneylending underwent a steady modification , caused by the necessary ...
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