A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... organization in that they began by pooling funds for one ven- ture in trading , exploring , or colonizing expeditions . At first , profits were divided at the end of each voyage , and there was no continuity of policy . About 1640 ...
... organization in that they began by pooling funds for one ven- ture in trading , exploring , or colonizing expeditions . At first , profits were divided at the end of each voyage , and there was no continuity of policy . About 1640 ...
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... organization and practical Christian conduct . The pietists of the time were apt to look upon suffering and poverty as disciplinary dispensation of Providence . Charity as a duty was constantly preached and practiced at the end of the ...
... organization and practical Christian conduct . The pietists of the time were apt to look upon suffering and poverty as disciplinary dispensation of Providence . Charity as a duty was constantly preached and practiced at the end of the ...
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... organization of professional soldiers into a modern military machine . The work of re- organization was accomplished by General von Roon ( 1803- 1879 ) , one of the greatest war ministers and organizers of all time . General von Moltke ...
... organization of professional soldiers into a modern military machine . The work of re- organization was accomplished by General von Roon ( 1803- 1879 ) , one of the greatest war ministers and organizers of all time . General von Moltke ...
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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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