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Spain was the most important channel by which the new learning reached western Europe , but other important centers of influence were to be found in north Africa , Syria , and the Byzantine Empire , and especially the island of Sicily .
Spain was the most important channel by which the new learning reached western Europe , but other important centers of influence were to be found in north Africa , Syria , and the Byzantine Empire , and especially the island of Sicily .
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Had it not been for the great Teutonic military orders , the Tartars might have been able to sweep into western Europe . As it was , Europeans were terrified . The fears of Europe were justified by the fact that the states were very ...
Had it not been for the great Teutonic military orders , the Tartars might have been able to sweep into western Europe . As it was , Europeans were terrified . The fears of Europe were justified by the fact that the states were very ...
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But this thriving a trade had little effect on western Europe until the time of the crusades . The crusades not only served to stimulate the economic wants of Europeans , but , through the absence of the nobles and knights ...
But this thriving a trade had little effect on western Europe until the time of the crusades . The crusades not only served to stimulate the economic wants of Europeans , but , through the absence of the nobles and knights ...
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| Tiêu đề | A History of Western Civilization ... Tập 1 trong tổng số A History of Western Civilization, Arthur Pryor Watts [Prentice-Hall history series] |
| Tác giả | Arthur Pryor Watts |
| Nhà xuất bản | Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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