Western Civilization: Its Genesis and Destiny: From 1650 to the present dayScott, Foresman, 1969 |
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... common birth to enter the upper echelons of the army or the civil service . It is likely that this development had a profound effect on the attitudes of the wealthier members of the Third Estate - the commoners . In the mid- eighteenth ...
... common birth to enter the upper echelons of the army or the civil service . It is likely that this development had a profound effect on the attitudes of the wealthier members of the Third Estate - the commoners . In the mid- eighteenth ...
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... common fields " ) and some arable lands on which livestock might graze ( " common wastes " ) . Each year , two of the fields were cultivated with various grains ( rye , wheat , and the like ) , and the third lay fallow . Each farmer had ...
... common fields " ) and some arable lands on which livestock might graze ( " common wastes " ) . Each year , two of the fields were cultivated with various grains ( rye , wheat , and the like ) , and the third lay fallow . Each farmer had ...
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... common means of integration was to form a holding company ( a trust or combine ) or to merge one firm with another com- pletely . Generally , in the nineteenth century , horizontal integration of vari- ous sorts was most common : that ...
... common means of integration was to form a holding company ( a trust or combine ) or to merge one firm with another com- pletely . Generally , in the nineteenth century , horizontal integration of vari- ous sorts was most common : that ...
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PART ONE THE TRANSFORMATION OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION | 17 |
Enlightenment Culture | 67 |
The Political Revolution | 117 |
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