A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... principles that govern them . He decided that there were universal prin- ciples of right and justice in government and society ; a funda- mental natural morality which was based on utility or expedi- ency rather than on the teachings of ...
... principles that govern them . He decided that there were universal prin- ciples of right and justice in government and society ; a funda- mental natural morality which was based on utility or expedi- ency rather than on the teachings of ...
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... principles . From that time to the present the Declaration has had a tremendous in- fluence on the politics of many different countries . The seventeen articles of this document declared , among other things , that men are free and ...
... principles . From that time to the present the Declaration has had a tremendous in- fluence on the politics of many different countries . The seventeen articles of this document declared , among other things , that men are free and ...
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... principles ( December , 1815 ) . THE HOLY ALLIANCE The rulers of the three autocratic powers agreed to apply the precepts of Christianity to public life . The essential pur- pose of the treaty was contained in three articles by which ...
... principles ( December , 1815 ) . THE HOLY ALLIANCE The rulers of the three autocratic powers agreed to apply the precepts of Christianity to public life . The essential pur- pose of the treaty was contained in three articles by which ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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