A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... ment was often called a ' patrocinium , ' by which the protégé was allowed to enjoy the fruits of the land as long as he lived on it and aided in tilling it . Fearful lest too much land might pass outside of its jurisdiction , the state ...
... ment was often called a ' patrocinium , ' by which the protégé was allowed to enjoy the fruits of the land as long as he lived on it and aided in tilling it . Fearful lest too much land might pass outside of its jurisdiction , the state ...
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... ment of art , literature , and learning . The townsmen were proud of their efforts to beautify their cities with magnificent guild halls and civic buildings . Moreover , a whole literature in the vernacular sprang up that was written ...
... ment of art , literature , and learning . The townsmen were proud of their efforts to beautify their cities with magnificent guild halls and civic buildings . Moreover , a whole literature in the vernacular sprang up that was written ...
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... ment struggled to suppress the revolt of the Netherlands , the commercial importance of Antwerp was ruined . During this troublesome period , England began to compete with other nations for the predominant position in trade . ENGLISH ...
... ment struggled to suppress the revolt of the Netherlands , the commercial importance of Antwerp was ruined . During this troublesome period , England began to compete with other nations for the predominant position in trade . ENGLISH ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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