A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... administration of hospitals . Royal ordinances provided that hospital administrators should be chosen from the bourgeoisie . Because this lay administration became corrupt during the wars of religion , Henry IV ordered a reform , and ...
... administration of hospitals . Royal ordinances provided that hospital administrators should be chosen from the bourgeoisie . Because this lay administration became corrupt during the wars of religion , Henry IV ordered a reform , and ...
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... administration which was outstanding for laxity and corruption . Although tortures , common in continental Eu- rope , were unknown in England , sanitary conditions on the continent were generally better , probably because of centralized ...
... administration which was outstanding for laxity and corruption . Although tortures , common in continental Eu- rope , were unknown in England , sanitary conditions on the continent were generally better , probably because of centralized ...
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... administration for Hungary and a constitutional government for Austria . This speech was fol- lowed by a revolutionary outbreak in Vienna ( March 13 , 1848 ) , and the Austrian administration , which had lost much of its energy as a ...
... administration for Hungary and a constitutional government for Austria . This speech was fol- lowed by a revolutionary outbreak in Vienna ( March 13 , 1848 ) , and the Austrian administration , which had lost much of its energy as a ...
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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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