A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... military power in Europe , ranking next to France and Austria . England's armed forces numbered only about seventeen thousand men . His army , moreover , was un- equaled for discipline , spirit , mobility , and morale , a thoroughly ...
... military power in Europe , ranking next to France and Austria . England's armed forces numbered only about seventeen thousand men . His army , moreover , was un- equaled for discipline , spirit , mobility , and morale , a thoroughly ...
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... military training for three years , followed by four years in the reserve . In order to pay the costs of such a huge military program , very large financial appropriations were necessary . William I ( 1797-1888 ) , who had acted as ...
... military training for three years , followed by four years in the reserve . In order to pay the costs of such a huge military program , very large financial appropriations were necessary . William I ( 1797-1888 ) , who had acted as ...
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... military colonies in which the peasants would lodge the soldiers . The former would be exempt from military service and the pay- ment of taxes , while the latter would be assured the advantages of family life . In reality , these military ...
... military colonies in which the peasants would lodge the soldiers . The former would be exempt from military service and the pay- ment of taxes , while the latter would be assured the advantages of family life . In reality , these military ...
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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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