A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... nobles were simply parasites who were granted large pensions for sinecure offices or for waiting on the king ... nobles of the robe were the second great group of the nobility -judicial nobles who bought offices that automatically con ...
... nobles were simply parasites who were granted large pensions for sinecure offices or for waiting on the king ... nobles of the robe were the second great group of the nobility -judicial nobles who bought offices that automatically con ...
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... nobles to raise just those political questions that Szechenyi wished to avoid . KOSSUTH Szechenyi's great adversary was one of the lesser nobles who was a liberal member of the Diet of 1832 , a great journalist and orator , Louis ...
... nobles to raise just those political questions that Szechenyi wished to avoid . KOSSUTH Szechenyi's great adversary was one of the lesser nobles who was a liberal member of the Diet of 1832 , a great journalist and orator , Louis ...
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... nobles by a special chamber of one hundred and fifty members composed half of nobles and half of bourgeoisie . The ordinary assembly , made up almost entirely of nobles , was elected . This scheme of government failed because of the ...
... nobles by a special chamber of one hundred and fifty members composed half of nobles and half of bourgeoisie . The ordinary assembly , made up almost entirely of nobles , was elected . This scheme of government failed because of the ...
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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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