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The universities were centers of enquiry and discussion , and made great advances in the intellectual realm . Their influence spread from Paris to the rest of France and to England . As a result of the universities and scholasticism ...
The universities were centers of enquiry and discussion , and made great advances in the intellectual realm . Their influence spread from Paris to the rest of France and to England . As a result of the universities and scholasticism ...
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The universities were an important influence not only in education , but also on the life of the time , and particularly on religious and political developments . They were , moreover , the most lasting contribution of the Middle Ages ...
The universities were an important influence not only in education , but also on the life of the time , and particularly on religious and political developments . They were , moreover , the most lasting contribution of the Middle Ages ...
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Some of the universities maintained a postal system for the use of their students , and sometimes private individuals were permitted to use it . But none of these systems were authorized by law . Louis XI became the founder of the ...
Some of the universities maintained a postal system for the use of their students , and sometimes private individuals were permitted to use it . But none of these systems were authorized by law . Louis XI became the founder of the ...
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