A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... decline in Spain . In Germany the southern states suffered a tremendous eco- nomic decline because the important trade routes had shifted to the Atlantic , and the centers of capital had shifted further northward . There were many ...
... decline in Spain . In Germany the southern states suffered a tremendous eco- nomic decline because the important trade routes had shifted to the Atlantic , and the centers of capital had shifted further northward . There were many ...
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... decline resulting from wars with England and France entailed also a commercial decline . She still had , however , rich colonies , a great trade , and a large accumulation of capital . By 1680 the Dutch had made the spice regions their ...
... decline resulting from wars with England and France entailed also a commercial decline . She still had , however , rich colonies , a great trade , and a large accumulation of capital . By 1680 the Dutch had made the spice regions their ...
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... declined . The reduction of sugar duties caused a still sharper decline of prosperity ( 1846-1850 ) . The remarkable growth of cotton and beet - sugar production in the United States also dealt a severe blow to the prosperity of the ...
... declined . The reduction of sugar duties caused a still sharper decline of prosperity ( 1846-1850 ) . The remarkable growth of cotton and beet - sugar production in the United States also dealt a severe blow to the prosperity of the ...
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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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