A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... schools . The grammar schools were found particularly in towns of northwestern Europe and the Netherlands . In addition , many cities supported guild schools for instruction in the three R's . In mediaeval times , all types of schools ...
... schools . The grammar schools were found particularly in towns of northwestern Europe and the Netherlands . In addition , many cities supported guild schools for instruction in the three R's . In mediaeval times , all types of schools ...
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... schools , and in Protestant lands the lack of money forced the old grammar schools either to close their doors or to continue their activities in a greatly impoverished condition . This curtailment was largely a result of the fact that ...
... schools , and in Protestant lands the lack of money forced the old grammar schools either to close their doors or to continue their activities in a greatly impoverished condition . This curtailment was largely a result of the fact that ...
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... schools . Primary education was under the control of the pas- tor or priest , but was directed ultimately by the agents of the state . The national system of education practically wiped out illiteracy . In the matter of higher education ...
... schools . Primary education was under the control of the pas- tor or priest , but was directed ultimately by the agents of the state . The national system of education practically wiped out illiteracy . In the matter of higher education ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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