The Social Studies, Volumes 6-7Albert Edward McKinley, William Glenn Kimmel McKinley Publishing Company, 1915 Includes section "Books on history and government published in the United States," and other bibliographical material. |
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... modern France and Germany . They , of course , tended to change the aspects of town life . And in this they had the strong support of peace and stability of government . As the pax Romana endured , cities everywhere sloughed off their ...
... modern France and Germany . They , of course , tended to change the aspects of town life . And in this they had the strong support of peace and stability of government . As the pax Romana endured , cities everywhere sloughed off their ...
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... modern nations presents one continuity from the first appear- ance of the Germanic peoples on the historic stage . The alleged middle age , therefore , is neither marked off by a clear line , or any kind of a line from modern history ...
... modern nations presents one continuity from the first appear- ance of the Germanic peoples on the historic stage . The alleged middle age , therefore , is neither marked off by a clear line , or any kind of a line from modern history ...
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... modern times through the achievement of the Middle Ages . The ancient world rested upon slave labor ; the Middle Ages first ameliorated and then abolished slavery in Europe and reduced serfdom almost to the vanishing point . They ...
... modern times through the achievement of the Middle Ages . The ancient world rested upon slave labor ; the Middle Ages first ameliorated and then abolished slavery in Europe and reduced serfdom almost to the vanishing point . They ...
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... modern life go deep down into the Middle Ages and even beyond to Greece and Rome . Mechanical and material things are not institutions ; they may condition living but they do not constitute life . Every nation of to- day in Europe ...
... modern life go deep down into the Middle Ages and even beyond to Greece and Rome . Mechanical and material things are not institutions ; they may condition living but they do not constitute life . Every nation of to- day in Europe ...
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... modern tourist , it becomes even funnier . He forgets his letters and suffers the troubles of a modern traveler without a passport . He interviews the Governor about his stolen valuables in person , as " there was no Egyptian con- sul ...
... modern tourist , it becomes even funnier . He forgets his letters and suffers the troubles of a modern traveler without a passport . He interviews the Governor about his stolen valuables in person , as " there was no Egyptian con- sul ...
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