Western Civilization: Its Genesis and Destiny: From 1650 to the present dayScott, Foresman, 1969 |
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... groups doomed the revolution of 1848 ; their intransigence meant that the empire was never able to satisfy the demands of one group without alienating a second . Dresden Breslau Frankfurt Elbe Karlsbad Prague Königgrätz CONFEDERATION ...
... groups doomed the revolution of 1848 ; their intransigence meant that the empire was never able to satisfy the demands of one group without alienating a second . Dresden Breslau Frankfurt Elbe Karlsbad Prague Königgrätz CONFEDERATION ...
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... groups were beginning to disagree about the response be- lievers should make to the new liberal , scientific culture . The Church of England and most Protestant groups slowly but steadily 353 354 accommodated themselves to intellectual ...
... groups were beginning to disagree about the response be- lievers should make to the new liberal , scientific culture . The Church of England and most Protestant groups slowly but steadily 353 354 accommodated themselves to intellectual ...
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... groups were frequent . The party was often subjected to govern- ment repression , and the trade union movement was likewise prone to govern- ment harassment , although its growth was more seriously inhibited by the relatively slight ...
... groups were frequent . The party was often subjected to govern- ment repression , and the trade union movement was likewise prone to govern- ment harassment , although its growth was more seriously inhibited by the relatively slight ...
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PART ONE THE TRANSFORMATION OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION | 17 |
Enlightenment Culture | 67 |
The Political Revolution | 117 |
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