The History of Civilization: From the Fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution, Volume 3G. Bell & sons, 1901 |
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... church and the state ; we shall study them separately , as we have hitherto done . Civil society is to be considered , first , in the facts which constitute it , and which show us what it has been ; secondly , in the legislative and ...
... church and the state ; we shall study them separately , as we have hitherto done . Civil society is to be considered , first , in the facts which constitute it , and which show us what it has been ; secondly , in the legislative and ...
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... church — that is , with papacy . The history of society , if I do not deceive myself , will thus be completed ; we shall then enter into the history of the human mind . At this epoch it resides in two great facts , two distinct ...
... church — that is , with papacy . The history of society , if I do not deceive myself , will thus be completed ; we shall then enter into the history of the human mind . At this epoch it resides in two great facts , two distinct ...
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... churches , palaces , town - halls , works of art and public utility of every kind . 4. Almost all historical fami- lies ... church , was sanctioned and became popular ; despotism itself , when it seemed a means of deliverance from them ...
... churches , palaces , town - halls , works of art and public utility of every kind . 4. Almost all historical fami- lies ... church , was sanctioned and became popular ; despotism itself , when it seemed a means of deliverance from them ...
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... church , to the priests , or to any other person , by the munificence of the said princes of glorious memory , rest fixedly with them . " 3 " If any land be taken from any one , without fault on his part , let it be returned to him ...
... church , to the priests , or to any other person , by the munificence of the said princes of glorious memory , rest fixedly with them . " 3 " If any land be taken from any one , without fault on his part , let it be returned to him ...
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... church property , were frequent enough ; for , in the course of the seventh century , we find the kings and mayors of the palace employing their credit , or rather their authority , with the churches , to obtain usufructs of this kind ...
... church property , were frequent enough ; for , in the course of the seventh century , we find the kings and mayors of the palace employing their credit , or rather their authority , with the churches , to obtain usufructs of this kind ...
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