Footprints of the World's History, From the Dawn of Civilization to the Present Time;
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John Ball traversed the cities and towns, saying to the poor: When Adam delved and Eve span, Where was then the gentleman ?
These dangerous ideas made their way everywhere. They were In the minds of those who, about the same time, stirred up riots in Rouen, Rheims, Chalons, Troyes, Orleans and Paris, the insurrection of the White Caps in Flanders, and that of the Tuchins (socialists) of Languedoc. So ever appear forerunning signs of great storms. The spontaneous revolts of the end of the fourte...enth century against the twofold feudalism, lay and ecclesiastical, of the Middle Ages were but the precursors of the studied revolt of Luther and Calvin in the sixteenth as regards religio-political ideas, and of the whole world in the eighteenth.
Revolution in England, and Renewed War with France. — In 138 1, four years after the accession to the throne of the Black Prince's son, Richard II, at the age of eleven, sixty thousand men reached the gates of London, demanding the abolition of serfage, freedom to sell and buy at markets and fairs, and, what was very unreasonable, reduction of incomes to a uniform scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Ball traversed the cities and towns, saying to the poor: When Adam delved and Eve span, Where was then the gentleman ?
These dangerous ideas made their way everywhere. They were In the minds of those who, about the same time, stirred up riots in Rouen, Rheims, Chalons, Troyes, Orleans and Paris, the insurrection of the White Caps in Flanders, and that of the Tuchins (socialists) of Languedoc. So ever appear forerunning signs of great storms. The spontaneous revolts of the end of the fourte...enth century against the twofold feudalism, lay and ecclesiastical, of the Middle Ages were but the precursors of the studied revolt of Luther and Calvin in the sixteenth as regards religio-political ideas, and of the whole world in the eighteenth.
Revolution in England, and Renewed War with France. — In 138 1, four years after the accession to the throne of the Black Prince's son, Richard II, at the age of eleven, sixty thousand men reached the gates of London, demanding the abolition of serfage, freedom to sell and buy at markets and fairs, and, what was very unreasonable, reduction of incomes to a uniform scale.
What to read after Footprints of the World's History, From the Dawn of Civilization to the Present Time;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furey, Francis Thomas, 1852- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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