A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... universities , to possess benefices , or hold public offices , the scholars who left Jesuit colleges were compelled to take a special oath of allegiance to the king . Finally , the Jesuits were exiled from France in March , 1764. All ...
... universities , to possess benefices , or hold public offices , the scholars who left Jesuit colleges were compelled to take a special oath of allegiance to the king . Finally , the Jesuits were exiled from France in March , 1764. All ...
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... universities , and the sudden growth of superstition as seen in the widespread witchcraft de- lusion and belief in medical quacks further served to act as a brake on intellectual progress . But during this period the new science ...
... universities , and the sudden growth of superstition as seen in the widespread witchcraft de- lusion and belief in medical quacks further served to act as a brake on intellectual progress . But during this period the new science ...
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... universities remained strongholds of mediaeval tradi- tionalism . Until clinical instruction was introduced , there was little in medical training calculated to arouse an interest in original investigations . Except for the remarkable ...
... universities remained strongholds of mediaeval tradi- tionalism . Until clinical instruction was introduced , there was little in medical training calculated to arouse an interest in original investigations . Except for the remarkable ...
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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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