A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... result of a popular movement , as in Scotland , nor was it an individualistic movement , as in France . It came about as a result of a series of political measures which made the Anglican Church independent of the papacy . These meas ...
... result of a popular movement , as in Scotland , nor was it an individualistic movement , as in France . It came about as a result of a series of political measures which made the Anglican Church independent of the papacy . These meas ...
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... result , he came to the conclusion that a patient's recovery was principally the result of the healing power of nature and that the real problem was to discover a mode of treatment which would aid nature to do its work . Hence he tried ...
... result , he came to the conclusion that a patient's recovery was principally the result of the healing power of nature and that the real problem was to discover a mode of treatment which would aid nature to do its work . Hence he tried ...
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... result of enclosures , Highland- ers went to Canada in ever - increasing numbers . Between 1853 and 1913 , over 1,500,000 emigrants left Scotland . Similarly , as a result of agrarian conditions in Ireland , about 20,000 emi- grants ...
... result of enclosures , Highland- ers went to Canada in ever - increasing numbers . Between 1853 and 1913 , over 1,500,000 emigrants left Scotland . Similarly , as a result of agrarian conditions in Ireland , about 20,000 emi- grants ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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