A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... royal prerogative and its historical development . Legally , he was right ; the crown was anterior to other political institutions . James tried to put the government back on a feudal basis , and used the customary terms of feudalism ...
... royal prerogative and its historical development . Legally , he was right ; the crown was anterior to other political institutions . James tried to put the government back on a feudal basis , and used the customary terms of feudalism ...
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... royal edict gave the monopoly of carrying private letters to the royal post ( 1681 ) . The gov- ernments decided to monopolize private letter carriage , first for censoring international correspondence , then for revenue , and lastly to ...
... royal edict gave the monopoly of carrying private letters to the royal post ( 1681 ) . The gov- ernments decided to monopolize private letter carriage , first for censoring international correspondence , then for revenue , and lastly to ...
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... royal forest could not be protected against the ravages of wild beasts . The royal game wardens usually killed the peasant's dogs . Conditions such as these did not prevail in all parts of France , as can be seen from the fact that in ...
... royal forest could not be protected against the ravages of wild beasts . The royal game wardens usually killed the peasant's dogs . Conditions such as these did not prevail in all parts of France , as can be seen from the fact that in ...
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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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