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467 Flemish Towns 467 English Towns 469 German Towns 469 Interurban Leagues 470 Hanseatic League 471 Spanish Towns 471 The Influence of the Towns upon Mediaeval Civilization 472 Economic Influence 472 Social Influence 473 Political ...
467 Flemish Towns 467 English Towns 469 German Towns 469 Interurban Leagues 470 Hanseatic League 471 Spanish Towns 471 The Influence of the Towns upon Mediaeval Civilization 472 Economic Influence 472 Social Influence 473 Political ...
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POLITICAL INFLUENCE The political influence of the towns was of the greatest importance . They aided in the development of the strong centralized monarchies in England and France at the end of the Middle Ages .
POLITICAL INFLUENCE The political influence of the towns was of the greatest importance . They aided in the development of the strong centralized monarchies in England and France at the end of the Middle Ages .
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The intellectual relation with the Arabs in Syria had comparatively little influence . But the great development of learning that followed the period of translation in Spain had important results , not only on cultural progress ...
The intellectual relation with the Arabs in Syria had comparatively little influence . But the great development of learning that followed the period of translation in Spain had important results , not only on cultural progress ...
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