A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... EFFECT OF IGNORANCE OF THE PRIESTS The effect of the ignorance of the clergy on the people is seen in many sermons of the mediaeval period . From them we learn that priests often could not bring their parishioners to refrain from ...
... EFFECT OF IGNORANCE OF THE PRIESTS The effect of the ignorance of the clergy on the people is seen in many sermons of the mediaeval period . From them we learn that priests often could not bring their parishioners to refrain from ...
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... effects of the enclosure movement . Some historians picture the terrible poverty of the small landholders and poor ... effect . Where great grazing farms were created out of cultivated land , enclosures undoubtedly tended to decrease ...
... effects of the enclosure movement . Some historians picture the terrible poverty of the small landholders and poor ... effect . Where great grazing farms were created out of cultivated land , enclosures undoubtedly tended to decrease ...
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... effects were seen first in England , which , by twentieth - century standards , was a small country with a small population ... effect . Although the towns were less healthful than the country , they grew very rapidly ( 1750-1800 ) . The ...
... effects were seen first in England , which , by twentieth - century standards , was a small country with a small population ... effect . Although the towns were less healthful than the country , they grew very rapidly ( 1750-1800 ) . 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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