A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... TRADE AND INDUSTRY In trade and industry the Romans of the republican period were undeveloped . They were totally ignorant of the laws of economics . Only a few recognized the superiority of free labor over slavery , and the taking of ...
... TRADE AND INDUSTRY In trade and industry the Romans of the republican period were undeveloped . They were totally ignorant of the laws of economics . Only a few recognized the superiority of free labor over slavery , and the taking of ...
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... trade with Europe . Venetian merchants even voyaged as far as England and up into the Baltic Sea . CRUSADES STIMULATE ITALIAN TRADE The greatest stimulus to trade , however , was the crusades . The knights of the cross came into contact ...
... trade with Europe . Venetian merchants even voyaged as far as England and up into the Baltic Sea . CRUSADES STIMULATE ITALIAN TRADE The greatest stimulus to trade , however , was the crusades . The knights of the cross came into contact ...
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... trade , each ship represented a joint cooperative venture in which several families might be interested . The merchant who accompanied the cargo was merely one of the partners . Ships usually went in convoys several times annually ...
... trade , each ship represented a joint cooperative venture in which several families might be interested . The merchant who accompanied the cargo was merely one of the partners . Ships usually went in convoys several times annually ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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