A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... LITERATURE AND THE REVOLT In the field of literature the controversies caused by the Reformation gave rise in both Catholic and Protestant countries to a very rigid censorship of the press and to extremely harsh laws against blasphemy ...
... LITERATURE AND THE REVOLT In the field of literature the controversies caused by the Reformation gave rise in both Catholic and Protestant countries to a very rigid censorship of the press and to extremely harsh laws against blasphemy ...
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... LITERATURE - Seventeenth - CENTURY FRANCE The seventeenth century saw the heyday of the classical French theater : Corneille ( 1606-1664 ) , Racine ( 1639-1699 ) , and Molière ( 1622-1673 ) . French prose was distinguished under Pascal ...
... LITERATURE - Seventeenth - CENTURY FRANCE The seventeenth century saw the heyday of the classical French theater : Corneille ( 1606-1664 ) , Racine ( 1639-1699 ) , and Molière ( 1622-1673 ) . French prose was distinguished under Pascal ...
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... literature is evident . Chateau- briand was wholly a romantic , while de Staël still epitomizes the eighteenth century in the process of evolving toward a new literature . Chateaubriand represented much more than a de- sire to escape ...
... literature is evident . Chateau- briand was wholly a romantic , while de Staël still epitomizes the eighteenth century in the process of evolving toward a new literature . Chateaubriand represented much more than a de- sire to escape ...
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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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