A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... continued to educate the aristoc- racy , with an emphasis upon religious instruction and the classics . In Catholic countries the Church continued to direct educational activities . Whether in Protestant or Catholic lands , the result ...
... continued to educate the aristoc- racy , with an emphasis upon religious instruction and the classics . In Catholic countries the Church continued to direct educational activities . Whether in Protestant or Catholic lands , the result ...
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... continued the clinical method at the newly founded University of Edinburgh and made it one of the greatest medical schools in Europe . Another pupil , Gerhard Baron van Swieten ( 1700-1772 ) , made Vienna an im- portant medical center ...
... continued the clinical method at the newly founded University of Edinburgh and made it one of the greatest medical schools in Europe . Another pupil , Gerhard Baron van Swieten ( 1700-1772 ) , made Vienna an im- portant medical center ...
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... continued influence upon the mass of the people , who usually were interested only in purely local questions . During the war of the French Revolution an entire people felt , for the first time , that it was necessary and even glorious ...
... continued influence upon the mass of the people , who usually were interested only in purely local questions . During the war of the French Revolution an entire people felt , for the first time , that it was necessary and even glorious ...
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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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