A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... later stage in the town development . Throughout the later mediaeval period the aims of the towns- men were strikingly uniform all over Europe . First , in order of time and importance , came the demand that the burgesses should be ...
... later stage in the town development . Throughout the later mediaeval period the aims of the towns- men were strikingly uniform all over Europe . First , in order of time and importance , came the demand that the burgesses should be ...
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... later times , who expected to enter those affairs that required literacy . Outside of the Church , there were two minor forms of education . The guilds provided for an eminently practical training when they established grammar schools ...
... later times , who expected to enter those affairs that required literacy . Outside of the Church , there were two minor forms of education . The guilds provided for an eminently practical training when they established grammar schools ...
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... later the determination of a just price was a matter only of prob- ability and conjecture , and it would vary with ... later extended to laymen . Still later in the mediaeval period , these ideas were reflected in the sta- tute laws ...
... later the determination of a just price was a matter only of prob- ability and conjecture , and it would vary with ... later extended to laymen . Still later in the mediaeval period , these ideas were reflected in the sta- tute laws ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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