A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... tried to prevent , for they wished to care only for their own sick . At the same time the cities swarmed with beggars , in spite of the harsh regulations against them . In the seventeenth century , old mediaeval buildings were replaced ...
... tried to prevent , for they wished to care only for their own sick . At the same time the cities swarmed with beggars , in spite of the harsh regulations against them . In the seventeenth century , old mediaeval buildings were replaced ...
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... tried , but in vain , to se- cure uniformity in the assessment and collection of the taille and to make it a tax on all landowners . Then he tried to re- form the separate injustices of the gabelle and the aides . Col- bert wanted ...
... tried , but in vain , to se- cure uniformity in the assessment and collection of the taille and to make it a tax on all landowners . Then he tried to re- form the separate injustices of the gabelle and the aides . Col- bert wanted ...
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... tried to reform taxation and to free commerce and industry from restrictions that hampered prosperity . He suppressed some abuses , and tried to eliminate useless offices . He did succeed in arresting the continual growth of the public ...
... tried to reform taxation and to free commerce and industry from restrictions that hampered prosperity . He suppressed some abuses , and tried to eliminate useless offices . He did succeed in arresting the continual growth of the public ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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