A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... liberalism appealed to only a small number of the nobility , of the military officers , and of the intellectuals . Soon after , however , the bourgeoisie , who had made their wealth out of the Industrial Revolution , adopted liberal ...
... liberalism appealed to only a small number of the nobility , of the military officers , and of the intellectuals . Soon after , however , the bourgeoisie , who had made their wealth out of the Industrial Revolution , adopted liberal ...
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... liberal journals were suppressed . For the next six years , France was under the control of an ultraroyalist ministry that was determined to suppress liberalism . REVOLUTION IN SPAIN - 1820 During this time , Spain became a most ...
... liberal journals were suppressed . For the next six years , France was under the control of an ultraroyalist ministry that was determined to suppress liberalism . REVOLUTION IN SPAIN - 1820 During this time , Spain became a most ...
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... liberal for twenty - five years ; yet , after assum- ing the throne , he made only a few financial reforms and op- posed the introduction of a parliamentary regime . Moreover , the failure of the potato crop and the economic depression ...
... liberal for twenty - five years ; yet , after assum- ing the throne , he made only a few financial reforms and op- posed the introduction of a parliamentary regime . Moreover , the failure of the potato crop and the economic depression ...
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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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