Democracy in Europe a History volume 1
Democracy in Europe a History volume 1
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. Narrow local ex- 1 A dill'erence of manners imiy even lie noticed in the north and south of Italy, of France, and of (treat Britain. Amonjr other reasons for this dillerenre. It may he sujrjrestfd that in cold climates, men are more <|iiick and hurried in their movements, and consequently less jrraccful : thir mu-cles are ri-id. And their limh- h-nd thcin^Ives less naturally to easy postures. A certain measure of indolence is an inim-di"!]! in [rood manners: an'! anion. Tr ourselves, it may I...n. Observed that the he-t manners are to lie found aiming those \vho-e occupations make lea-t demand* upon their activity.
TIIK CRUSADES. 24- : periences and habits we're enlarged bv international cn. U 1 .
i- 1 intercourse. A new world was opened to the 1 Cru- saders : they were brought into contact with two civi- lisations, more 1 ancieMil ami more advane-ed than the'ir own the 1 Byzantine Gre'ek, and the iSaraevn. They found much to le-arn anel to imitate. The 1 narrow bounds of theological teae-hing were extended, and they be'gan to judge 1 evf life anel the world lor themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Narrow local ex- 1 A dill'erence of manners imiy even lie noticed in the north and south of Italy, of France, and of (treat Britain. Amonjr other reasons for this dillerenre. It may he sujrjrestfd that in cold climates, men are more <|iiick and hurried in their movements, and consequently less jrraccful : thir mu-cles are ri-id. And their limh- h-nd thcin^Ives less naturally to easy postures. A certain measure of indolence is an inim-di"!]! in [rood manners: an'! anion. Tr ourselves, it may I...n. Observed that the he-t manners are to lie found aiming those \vho-e occupations make lea-t demand* upon their activity.
TIIK CRUSADES. 24- : periences and habits we're enlarged bv international cn. U 1 .
i- 1 intercourse. A new world was opened to the 1 Cru- saders : they were brought into contact with two civi- lisations, more 1 ancieMil ami more advane-ed than the'ir own the 1 Byzantine Gre'ek, and the iSaraevn. They found much to le-arn anel to imitate. The 1 narrow bounds of theological teae-hing were extended, and they be'gan to judge 1 evf life anel the world lor themselves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May, Thomas Erskine, 1815-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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