A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... English West Indian planter could not sell his products in New England and hence lacked money to buy such necessities as Negro slaves from Africa . This was a very serious situation for the British Em- pire . English statesmen planned a ...
... English West Indian planter could not sell his products in New England and hence lacked money to buy such necessities as Negro slaves from Africa . This was a very serious situation for the British Em- pire . English statesmen planned a ...
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... English and German steamship lines or- ganized a direct and rapid service between English ports and South Africa . Engineers , skilled artisans , bank employees , and businessmen arrived in crowds from England , Germany , Amer- ica ...
... English and German steamship lines or- ganized a direct and rapid service between English ports and South Africa . Engineers , skilled artisans , bank employees , and businessmen arrived in crowds from England , Germany , Amer- ica ...
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... English romanticism include many fine poets who wrote even at the very height of English classicism . The deepest roots extend from before the middle of the century , going back to such competent minor poets as Thomson and Ramsay , who ...
... English romanticism include many fine poets who wrote even at the very height of English classicism . The deepest roots extend from before the middle of the century , going back to such competent minor poets as Thomson and Ramsay , who ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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