A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... court became merely courtiers and leaders of fashion , ornamental specimens of humanity whose main task was to fulfill menial tasks around the king in return for fabulous pensions . The debased situation of the nobles at the court of ...
... court became merely courtiers and leaders of fashion , ornamental specimens of humanity whose main task was to fulfill menial tasks around the king in return for fabulous pensions . The debased situation of the nobles at the court of ...
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... court were uninterested in anything but the trifles of court life and made etiquette their passion . And the greatest influence at court was the women . Although most memoir writers agree that nearly all were ruined mentally and morally ...
... court were uninterested in anything but the trifles of court life and made etiquette their passion . And the greatest influence at court was the women . Although most memoir writers agree that nearly all were ruined mentally and morally ...
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... court in its utterances . In the eighteenth century , however , Parisians no longer aped court opinions but became increasingly independent in thought . The court evidently became anxious to know what opinion was current in Paris ...
... court in its utterances . In the eighteenth century , however , Parisians no longer aped court opinions but became increasingly independent in thought . The court evidently became anxious to know what opinion was current in Paris ...
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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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