A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... military training . Outnumbered as they were , the only means of retaining their power was deliberately to abandon culture and adopt military communism . By the early sixth century B.C. , military service came to be the citizen's sole ...
... military training . Outnumbered as they were , the only means of retaining their power was deliberately to abandon culture and adopt military communism . By the early sixth century B.C. , military service came to be the citizen's sole ...
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... MILITARY AND NAVAL WEAKNESS Financial difficulties led to military and naval decadence . Land from which the emperors drew their best soldiers was taken from them . When the Greeks lost their patriotism and failed to support the army ...
... MILITARY AND NAVAL WEAKNESS Financial difficulties led to military and naval decadence . Land from which the emperors drew their best soldiers was taken from them . When the Greeks lost their patriotism and failed to support the army ...
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... MILITARY SIDE OF FEUDALISM : NINTH CENTURY During the Carolingian period the old German military system broke down . Then came the idea that military service was essential for the vassal . The poor Frank could escape this obligation ...
... MILITARY SIDE OF FEUDALISM : NINTH CENTURY During the Carolingian period the old German military system broke down . Then came the idea that military service was essential for the vassal . The poor Frank could escape this obligation ...
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