The Historical Basis of Socialism in EnglandK. Paul, Trench & Company, 1883 - 492 páginas |
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Henry Mayers Hyndman. THE GOLDEN AGE • THE IRON AGE CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE CHAPTER II . CHAPTER III . THE RISE OF ... VII . THE GREAT MACHINE INDUSTRY 233 THE PERIOD OF APATHY CHAPTER VIII . PAGE 263 CHAPTER.
Henry Mayers Hyndman. THE GOLDEN AGE • THE IRON AGE CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE CHAPTER II . CHAPTER III . THE RISE OF ... VII . THE GREAT MACHINE INDUSTRY 233 THE PERIOD OF APATHY CHAPTER VIII . PAGE 263 CHAPTER.
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... Henry V .; but it also saw the complete defeat of the English by Joan of Arc , and their expulsion . from France ... Henry VII . on the throne . Great risings of the peasantry had obtained or confirmed for the people the freedom from ...
... Henry V .; but it also saw the complete defeat of the English by Joan of Arc , and their expulsion . from France ... Henry VII . on the throne . Great risings of the peasantry had obtained or confirmed for the people the freedom from ...
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... Henry VII . The number of personal retainers ready to fight under his banner or to follow him to court became , indeed , the measure of a noble's importance and power , and the bailiff or steward , who then managed the estates in the ...
... Henry VII . The number of personal retainers ready to fight under his banner or to follow him to court became , indeed , the measure of a noble's importance and power , and the bailiff or steward , who then managed the estates in the ...
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... Henry VII . came to the throne in 1485 , marrying Eliza- beth of York in the following year . In the year 1489 a statute was enacted for the purpose of putting a stop to enclosures . The great gain which the common lands and open ...
... Henry VII . came to the throne in 1485 , marrying Eliza- beth of York in the following year . In the year 1489 a statute was enacted for the purpose of putting a stop to enclosures . The great gain which the common lands and open ...
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... Henry VII . , thus describes the statute and its objects : - " Enclosures at that time began to be more frequent , whereby arable land which could not be manured without people and families was turned into pasture , which was easily rid ...
... Henry VII . , thus describes the statute and its objects : - " Enclosures at that time began to be more frequent , whereby arable land which could not be manured without people and families was turned into pasture , which was easily rid ...
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Página 32 - He married my sisters with five pound or twenty nobles a-piece, so that he brought them up in godliness and fear of God. He kept hospitality for his poor neighbours; and some alms he gave to the poor, and all this he did of the said farm.