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The bulk of English slave trade was in the hands of the English Royal African Company , and , through mismanagement , this company was fast losing control of the market to French competitors . Thus , because France was getting a better ...
The bulk of English slave trade was in the hands of the English Royal African Company , and , through mismanagement , this company was fast losing control of the market to French competitors . Thus , because France was getting a better ...
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The restoration economists in England preached that trade and tolerance went hand in hand . In the next century the French began the modern scientific study of economic theory . By the middle of the eighteenth century , men came to ...
The restoration economists in England preached that trade and tolerance went hand in hand . In the next century the French began the modern scientific study of economic theory . By the middle of the eighteenth century , men came to ...
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The royal domain and the estates of émigrés which were confiscated fell into the hands of the moneyed class . Very little of this land came into the hands of the peasants . They were granted only limited pasture rights .
The royal domain and the estates of émigrés which were confiscated fell into the hands of the moneyed class . Very little of this land came into the hands of the peasants . They were granted only limited pasture rights .
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
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