The Making of Modern Man: From the Renaissance to the PresentVan Nostrand, 1967 - 785 páginas |
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... Middle Ages as a whole are nothing more than one long stretch of uncontrolled vio- lence . No doubt the violence of this later period may also be considered to be the chief cause of the increasing power of monarchy and the almost ...
... Middle Ages as a whole are nothing more than one long stretch of uncontrolled vio- lence . No doubt the violence of this later period may also be considered to be the chief cause of the increasing power of monarchy and the almost ...
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... middle class . " The words " bourgeoisie " and " middle class " are now used as synonymous terms . As the industrial organization of Europe was transformed from a guild basis to capital- ism , and as the differences between the power ...
... middle class . " The words " bourgeoisie " and " middle class " are now used as synonymous terms . As the industrial organization of Europe was transformed from a guild basis to capital- ism , and as the differences between the power ...
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... middle class as well as workers and peasants from public life . But now the spurt in industry resulted in antag- onisms between the classes . The feudal aris- tocracy turned to large - scale agriculture . The middle class , composed of ...
... middle class as well as workers and peasants from public life . But now the spurt in industry resulted in antag- onisms between the classes . The feudal aris- tocracy turned to large - scale agriculture . The middle class , composed of ...
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Preface | 1 |
ERA THEME | 12 |
List of Maps 1 Europe in 1500 | 16 |
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