A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... ment because they felt that the political and economic doctrines of the reformers supported their own aspirations for more absolute authority . The secularization of ecclesiastical prop- erty greatly augmented the income of monarchs at ...
... ment because they felt that the political and economic doctrines of the reformers supported their own aspirations for more absolute authority . The secularization of ecclesiastical prop- erty greatly augmented the income of monarchs at ...
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... ment tried to put restrictions on Dutch commerce in the interests of Spain . The third was political . The Netherlands opposed every attempt to centralize their administration , since it would restrict their independence . Charles and ...
... ment tried to put restrictions on Dutch commerce in the interests of Spain . The third was political . The Netherlands opposed every attempt to centralize their administration , since it would restrict their independence . Charles and ...
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... ment began to use the island of Tasmania ( then known as Van Diemen's Land ) as a settlement for twice - convicted felons . The first free settlers went to the colony of New South Wales in 1816 , attracted by the very superior quality ...
... ment began to use the island of Tasmania ( then known as Van Diemen's Land ) as a settlement for twice - convicted felons . The first free settlers went to the colony of New South Wales in 1816 , attracted by the very superior quality ...
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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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