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In practice , feudal tenure did not produce a logical hierarchy . The king was surrounded by a group of ' tenants - in - chief who might be either archbishops , bishops , abbots , dukes , counts , barons , or even knights , all of whom ...
In practice , feudal tenure did not produce a logical hierarchy . The king was surrounded by a group of ' tenants - in - chief who might be either archbishops , bishops , abbots , dukes , counts , barons , or even knights , all of whom ...
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These practices were most common in spite of the very heavy penalties meted out by the royal governments . More serious than counterfeiting , however , was the common practice of debasing ...
These practices were most common in spite of the very heavy penalties meted out by the royal governments . More serious than counterfeiting , however , was the common practice of debasing ...
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During the Renaissance the experimental approach to medical science had no immediate result on practice . The vast majority of practicing physicians in the age of Vesalius , Paracelsus , and Paré still took their ideas from ancient ...
During the Renaissance the experimental approach to medical science had no immediate result on practice . The vast majority of practicing physicians in the age of Vesalius , Paracelsus , and Paré still took their ideas from ancient ...
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