A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... SOCIAL DECLINE The steady decline of commerce and agriculture resulted in a series of serious social changes . Social conditions in the Empire were marked by a tremendous concentration of wealth on the one hand , and abject poverty on ...
... SOCIAL DECLINE The steady decline of commerce and agriculture resulted in a series of serious social changes . Social conditions in the Empire were marked by a tremendous concentration of wealth on the one hand , and abject poverty on ...
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Arthur Pryor Watts. SOCIAL DECLINE Social demoralization was even more serious . From the eleventh century , the triumph of feudalism was a source of weakness to the central government . The rapid development of an unscrupulous , wealthy ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. SOCIAL DECLINE Social demoralization was even more serious . From the eleventh century , the triumph of feudalism was a source of weakness to the central government . The rapid development of an unscrupulous , wealthy ...
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... SOCIAL INFLUENCE The growth of towns led to important social changes . In the twelfth century , many towns had experienced a period of development in which there was social as well as political democracy . Gradually , certain families ...
... SOCIAL INFLUENCE The growth of towns led to important social changes . In the twelfth century , many towns had experienced a period of development in which there was social as well as political democracy . Gradually , certain families ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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