A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... western Europe . THE GERMANIES While European civilization , owing to the work of the great maritime powers , was expanding to the New World and the East Indies , while strong governments such as Spain , Holland , England , and France ...
... western Europe . THE GERMANIES While European civilization , owing to the work of the great maritime powers , was expanding to the New World and the East Indies , while strong governments such as Spain , Holland , England , and France ...
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... Europe the dominant question was the relation of the commercial powers . England was in the midst of a bitter commercial rivalry with France and Spain both for overseas commerce and for predominance in colonial matters . In eastern Europe ...
... Europe the dominant question was the relation of the commercial powers . England was in the midst of a bitter commercial rivalry with France and Spain both for overseas commerce and for predominance in colonial matters . In eastern Europe ...
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... western Europe the condition of the peasant improved and ideas of freedom and economic necessity arose . But in eastern Europe conditions grew worse and worse . The farther one traveled eastward , the more mediaeval was the peasant's ...
... western Europe the condition of the peasant improved and ideas of freedom and economic necessity arose . But in eastern Europe conditions grew worse and worse . The farther one traveled eastward , the more mediaeval was the peasant's ...
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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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