A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... caused frequent epidemics . In 1741 , typhoid fever caused about eighty thousand deaths in Brittany . Almost no medical attention was available for the peasants except as the government organized medical aid for them . PEASANT ...
... caused frequent epidemics . In 1741 , typhoid fever caused about eighty thousand deaths in Brittany . Almost no medical attention was available for the peasants except as the government organized medical aid for them . PEASANT ...
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... caused such widespread destruction that crops were very bad for four years . The existence of one predominating staple - sugar and such by - products of the sugar cane as molasses and rum — was sure to cause economic failure . But , by ...
... caused such widespread destruction that crops were very bad for four years . The existence of one predominating staple - sugar and such by - products of the sugar cane as molasses and rum — was sure to cause economic failure . But , by ...
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... caused the foundation of many financial establishments which flooded the markets with offerings of new stocks for an ... caused losses and many failures in London , Hamburg , and Paris . Overspeculation in railroad stocks caused ...
... caused the foundation of many financial establishments which flooded the markets with offerings of new stocks for an ... caused losses and many failures in London , Hamburg , and Paris . Overspeculation in railroad stocks caused ...
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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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