A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... towns legally belonged to France , and troops occupied the territory . By this preposterous procedure , France acquired northern Al- sace , Lorraine , and twenty important towns of the Holy Roman Empire , including Strasburg and ...
... towns legally belonged to France , and troops occupied the territory . By this preposterous procedure , France acquired northern Al- sace , Lorraine , and twenty important towns of the Holy Roman Empire , including Strasburg and ...
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... towns were little better than mediaeval cities . Early in the eighteenth century the large cities were described as the graves of mankind . In London , the houses of the poorer class were covered with weatherboards , and a little black ...
... towns were little better than mediaeval cities . Early in the eighteenth century the large cities were described as the graves of mankind . In London , the houses of the poorer class were covered with weatherboards , and a little black ...
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... towns of the late eighteenth century were neither clean nor healthful , but were an improvement on the towns of the earlier period . Infant mortality lessened , malaria and dysentery diminished , and by the end of the century the death ...
... towns of the late eighteenth century were neither clean nor healthful , but were an improvement on the towns of the earlier period . Infant mortality lessened , malaria and dysentery diminished , and by the end of the century the death ...
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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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