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City population grew rapidly at the same time that the prosperity of the small towns declined and the amount of waste land increased . Starvation was common among the peasantry and city people alike ; there were constantly recurring ...
City population grew rapidly at the same time that the prosperity of the small towns declined and the amount of waste land increased . Starvation was common among the peasantry and city people alike ; there were constantly recurring ...
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Those which had a net increase of one family every decade were exceptionally rapid in their growth . ... thirteenth century , and the emancipation of the serfs became increasingly common , the urban population increased more quickly .
Those which had a net increase of one family every decade were exceptionally rapid in their growth . ... thirteenth century , and the emancipation of the serfs became increasingly common , the urban population increased more quickly .
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At the same time the middle class was able to increase its influence . From it were recruited those lawyers and magistrates who filled the administrative positions in the government . All government employment , with the exception of ...
At the same time the middle class was able to increase its influence . From it were recruited those lawyers and magistrates who filled the administrative positions in the government . All government employment , with the exception of ...
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