A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... common traditions , a common history , a common culture , and international trade . In many instances this is shown by the striking similarities in the internal history of the different states . There is great danger of overlooking the ...
... common traditions , a common history , a common culture , and international trade . In many instances this is shown by the striking similarities in the internal history of the different states . There is great danger of overlooking the ...
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... common use in France even among the poor ; it was probably used for body linen as well . Body linen was not common in England until the eighteenth century ; clean bed and body linen was enjoyed only by the wealthy , and even their ...
... common use in France even among the poor ; it was probably used for body linen as well . Body linen was not common in England until the eighteenth century ; clean bed and body linen was enjoyed only by the wealthy , and even their ...
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... common things and the use of the language of common men . Novel- ists at this time were throwing off conventions and dealing with a wide variety of subjects . Essayists were enlarging and de- veloping their field and raising it in ...
... common things and the use of the language of common men . Novel- ists at this time were throwing off conventions and dealing with a wide variety of subjects . Essayists were enlarging and de- veloping their field and raising it in ...
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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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