A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... modern civilization were many in number and most important . The heritage of antiquity was passed on to the modern world by Rome . Because of the unity of the Empire , Hellenism in the eastern Mediterranean was first preserved and then ...
... modern civilization were many in number and most important . The heritage of antiquity was passed on to the modern world by Rome . Because of the unity of the Empire , Hellenism in the eastern Mediterranean was first preserved and then ...
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... modern state . There is a definite organic connection between feudal and modern political institutions . In nearly all countries in western Europe during the first half of the Middle Ages , feudalism developed into a type of government ...
... modern state . There is a definite organic connection between feudal and modern political institutions . In nearly all countries in western Europe during the first half of the Middle Ages , feudalism developed into a type of government ...
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... modern sense of the term , although in the cities there was a strong sense of civic patriotism . The state system of early mod- ern times was an intermediate stage between mediaeval ideas of unity and the modern ideal of nationalism .
... modern sense of the term , although in the cities there was a strong sense of civic patriotism . The state system of early mod- ern times was an intermediate stage between mediaeval ideas of unity and the modern ideal of nationalism .
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