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In the early period , rights were often won by force of arms ; later , more peaceful and diplomatic policies were adopted . Frequently the citizens followed an opportunistic policy . Sometimes they gained power by encouraging struggles ...
In the early period , rights were often won by force of arms ; later , more peaceful and diplomatic policies were adopted . Frequently the citizens followed an opportunistic policy . Sometimes they gained power by encouraging struggles ...
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A more extensive education was given to those who were to enter the Church ; or , in later times , who expected to enter those affairs that required literacy . Outside of the Church , there were two minor forms of education .
A more extensive education was given to those who were to enter the Church ; or , in later times , who expected to enter those affairs that required literacy . Outside of the Church , there were two minor forms of education .
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A century later the determination of a just price was a matter only of probability and conjecture , and it would vary with the place , time , and persons . Theorists , therefore , came to allow for a certain amount of variability in ...
A century later the determination of a just price was a matter only of probability and conjecture , and it would vary with the place , time , and persons . Theorists , therefore , came to allow for a certain amount of variability in ...
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