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nobles stole by robbing merchants , travelers , and the Church ; they also stole by levying illegal taxes and numerous fines on the peasants and burghers . This exploitation was universal . During these feudal wars it was customary to ...
nobles stole by robbing merchants , travelers , and the Church ; they also stole by levying illegal taxes and numerous fines on the peasants and burghers . This exploitation was universal . During these feudal wars it was customary to ...
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Parliament excluded nearly all below the gentry , increased the power of the nobles ( 1430 ) , and resurrected its right to impeach ministers ( 1450 ) . The nobles gradually divided into two great groups , each of which wanted to ...
Parliament excluded nearly all below the gentry , increased the power of the nobles ( 1430 ) , and resurrected its right to impeach ministers ( 1450 ) . The nobles gradually divided into two great groups , each of which wanted to ...
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In France , Francis I was the first king to group the great nobles in one center , thus creating the ' court , ' where a taste for convention and etiquette was substituted for the simple relations that had existed earlier .
In France , Francis I was the first king to group the great nobles in one center , thus creating the ' court , ' where a taste for convention and etiquette was substituted for the simple relations that had existed earlier .
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