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ECONOMIC RESULTS OF THE REVOLT In economic affairs , the Reformation brought about a wholesale redistribution of property and income in Protestant countries . It stopped the export of money to Rome . It increased the revenue of the ...
ECONOMIC RESULTS OF THE REVOLT In economic affairs , the Reformation brought about a wholesale redistribution of property and income in Protestant countries . It stopped the export of money to Rome . It increased the revenue of the ...
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that the economic man was obligated to obey only the letter of the law . It is quite natural , in view of England's position in world trade , that economic thought in that country was much more advanced than on the continent .
that the economic man was obligated to obey only the letter of the law . It is quite natural , in view of England's position in world trade , that economic thought in that country was much more advanced than on the continent .
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thesis of economic law . Jean Baptiste Say , the great French disciple of Adam Smith , justified capitalism in a work on political economy which had a tremendous vogue in France , England , and the United States .
thesis of economic law . Jean Baptiste Say , the great French disciple of Adam Smith , justified capitalism in a work on political economy which had a tremendous vogue in France , England , and the United States .
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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