A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... gradually aided in the standardization of the popular tongue . For reading , much devotional and polemical literature was written . Most of it is worthless from a literary viewpoint . A little is of great importance . The most valuable ...
... gradually aided in the standardization of the popular tongue . For reading , much devotional and polemical literature was written . Most of it is worthless from a literary viewpoint . A little is of great importance . The most valuable ...
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... gradually working toward a na- tional uniformity ; ( b ) there was a growing spirit of disrespect or irreverence for old customs and old social relationships . It was a century of revolutionary social change . The social posi- tion of ...
... gradually working toward a na- tional uniformity ; ( b ) there was a growing spirit of disrespect or irreverence for old customs and old social relationships . It was a century of revolutionary social change . The social posi- tion of ...
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... gradually worked out the prin- ciple of vaccination . In 1796 he made his first vital and com- plete experiment when he performed the first vaccination on a human being , and two years later he announced his discovery to the world with ...
... gradually worked out the prin- ciple of vaccination . In 1796 he made his first vital and com- plete experiment when he performed the first vaccination on a human being , and two years later he announced his discovery to the world with ...
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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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