A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... cities after 1740. Fire in- surance began in France only in 1786 . MODERNIZING THE CITIES After the middle of the eighteenth century , cities began numbering the houses and posting street names , for now more people could read . In ...
... cities after 1740. Fire in- surance began in France only in 1786 . MODERNIZING THE CITIES After the middle of the eighteenth century , cities began numbering the houses and posting street names , for now more people could read . In ...
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... cities to com- pensate for universal lack of plumbing in houses . In the large cities in the eighteenth century , real and steady progress was made in cleanliness . Progress in material comforts affected cleanliness and the toilet . In ...
... cities to com- pensate for universal lack of plumbing in houses . In the large cities in the eighteenth century , real and steady progress was made in cleanliness . Progress in material comforts affected cleanliness and the toilet . In ...
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... cities . As a result , sick people from the rural areas flocked to the cities in search of medical care . This movement the citizens tried to prevent , for they wished to care only for their own sick . At the same time the cities ...
... cities . As a result , sick people from the rural areas flocked to the cities in search of medical care . This movement the citizens tried to prevent , for they wished to care only for their own sick . At the same time the cities ...
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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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