A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... century . In England it lingered on into the sixteenth century , and even appeared exceptionally in the seventeenth . Serfdom was not abol- ished until 1789 in France , and not until the nineteenth cen- tury in Germany . Nevertheless ...
... century . In England it lingered on into the sixteenth century , and even appeared exceptionally in the seventeenth . Serfdom was not abol- ished until 1789 in France , and not until the nineteenth cen- tury in Germany . Nevertheless ...
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... century , the league was so power- ful that it was able to wage several successful wars against Den- mark , and for ... nineteenth century . SPANISH TOWNS In the fourteenth century , the fortified cities of Spain played an important role ...
... century , the league was so power- ful that it was able to wage several successful wars against Den- mark , and for ... nineteenth century . SPANISH TOWNS In the fourteenth century , the fortified cities of Spain played an important role ...
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... century , western Europe was divided between powerful states , each of which ... nineteenth centuries that this historic tradition was developed . During ... nineteenth century , it appealed to all groups in a nation . For three hundred ...
... century , western Europe was divided between powerful states , each of which ... nineteenth centuries that this historic tradition was developed . During ... nineteenth century , it appealed to all groups in a nation . For three hundred ...
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