A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... established for the city of London . Then Wil- liam Dockwra organized a famous penny post , with one hun- dred special messengers to collect and deliver letters , hundreds of receiving offices , and six central offices ; there were four ...
... established for the city of London . Then Wil- liam Dockwra organized a famous penny post , with one hun- dred special messengers to collect and deliver letters , hundreds of receiving offices , and six central offices ; there were four ...
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... established the real organization of the French postal system . Still , the postal system on a modern scale dates from about the middle of the nineteenth century . Rowland Hill's investigation of postal costs resulted in the in ...
... established the real organization of the French postal system . Still , the postal system on a modern scale dates from about the middle of the nineteenth century . Rowland Hill's investigation of postal costs resulted in the in ...
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... established between New York and London in 1927 , and since then connections have been established between most of the important points in the world . The revolution in transportation and communication in- creased the speed of all types ...
... established between New York and London in 1927 , and since then connections have been established between most of the important points in the world . The revolution in transportation and communication in- creased the speed of all types ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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