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In the century after Luther , there were about fifty such organizations , called ' regular clerks , ' or ' secular canons , founded for such special purposes as education , preaching , missions , the promotion of personal piety ...
In the century after Luther , there were about fifty such organizations , called ' regular clerks , ' or ' secular canons , founded for such special purposes as education , preaching , missions , the promotion of personal piety ...
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CHAPTER V ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHANGES 1600-1800 THE EXPANSION OF ENGLAND'S FOREIGN TRADE CAN TO A LARGE measure be attributed to the regulated companies that were founded in the sixteenth century . In the next century , however , great ...
CHAPTER V ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHANGES 1600-1800 THE EXPANSION OF ENGLAND'S FOREIGN TRADE CAN TO A LARGE measure be attributed to the regulated companies that were founded in the sixteenth century . In the next century , however , great ...
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One of the most important of these organizations was the Brothers of Charity , which was founded in Granada ( 1540 ) and whose house served as the model for the hospital of Madrid . When Marie de Medici brought members of ...
One of the most important of these organizations was the Brothers of Charity , which was founded in Granada ( 1540 ) and whose house served as the model for the hospital of Madrid . When Marie de Medici brought members of ...
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