A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Later it was intended to be a substitute for the corporal punishments ordinarily meted out by the early Church to truly penitent sinners . The sentences were for so many days , weeks , months , or years of some particu- lar form of ...
... Later it was intended to be a substitute for the corporal punishments ordinarily meted out by the early Church to truly penitent sinners . The sentences were for so many days , weeks , months , or years of some particu- lar form of ...
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... later by all those who opposed the divine- right monarchies and autocracies of the old regime . According to Locke , the state of nature was orderly and ra- tional , a state where men lived in peace and order under a body of rules ...
... later by all those who opposed the divine- right monarchies and autocracies of the old regime . According to Locke , the state of nature was orderly and ra- tional , a state where men lived in peace and order under a body of rules ...
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... later accomplished by Wilde and improved by Gramme ( 1870 ) . Ten years later , Faure devised the storage battery . In addition , Tesla invented the all - important alternating - cur- rent motor in 1892 . In optics , one of the most ...
... later accomplished by Wilde and improved by Gramme ( 1870 ) . Ten years later , Faure devised the storage battery . In addition , Tesla invented the all - important alternating - cur- rent motor in 1892 . In optics , one of the most ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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