A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... ideas of the English rationalists . Upon his return to France , Voltaire , like Montesquieu , devoted himself to making known to Europeans the liberal political ideas of a society which con- tinental Europe found so curious . Under the ...
... ideas of the English rationalists . Upon his return to France , Voltaire , like Montesquieu , devoted himself to making known to Europeans the liberal political ideas of a society which con- tinental Europe found so curious . Under the ...
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... ideas concerned equality , popular sovereignty , and a return to nature . He was one of the very few who advocated ... ideas did much to revolutionize thought in the third quarter of the eighteenth century . His ideas had a profound ...
... ideas concerned equality , popular sovereignty , and a return to nature . He was one of the very few who advocated ... ideas did much to revolutionize thought in the third quarter of the eighteenth century . His ideas had a profound ...
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... ideas of the philosophers began to affect the policy of European rulers . Monarchs acted as patrons of rational phi- losophers , and a little later they began to apply the new ra- tionalist and humanitarian ideas to the domestic policy ...
... ideas of the philosophers began to affect the policy of European rulers . Monarchs acted as patrons of rational phi- losophers , and a little later they began to apply the new ra- tionalist and humanitarian ideas to the domestic policy ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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