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Would those classes take their place as loyal supporters of the Valois monarchy and help it to drive the foreigner from their shores?
The answer seemed at first likely to be favorable. Under the lead of a remarkable man, fitienne Marcel, prerbt des man-hands, , , . . , the chief of the Parisian bourgeoisie, the Estates rose Leadership of Etienne for the moment to the height of their great oppor- tunity. In a series of notable enactments they provided for a new levy of troops and for money to pa...y them. They began negotiations with the Dauphin and with Charles of Navarre on the basis of a permanent share in the administration of govern- ment to be given the Estates. Regular meetings with well-defined powers seemed to promise them a leadership in national affairs distinctly more effective than that of the Parliament in England. It was, however, precisely on the administrative side that the weak- ness of the Estates was most pronounced. As a check on the monarchy they might prove its salvation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Would those classes take their place as loyal supporters of the Valois monarchy and help it to drive the foreigner from their shores?
The answer seemed at first likely to be favorable. Under the lead of a remarkable man, fitienne Marcel, prerbt des man-hands, , , . . , the chief of the Parisian bourgeoisie, the Estates rose Leadership of Etienne for the moment to the height of their great oppor- tunity. In a series of notable enactments they provided for a new levy of troops and for money to pa...y them. They began negotiations with the Dauphin and with Charles of Navarre on the basis of a permanent share in the administration of govern- ment to be given the Estates. Regular meetings with well-defined powers seemed to promise them a leadership in national affairs distinctly more effective than that of the Parliament in England. It was, however, precisely on the administrative side that the weak- ness of the Estates was most pronounced. As a check on the monarchy they might prove its salvation.
What to read after The Beginnings of Modern Europe 1250 1450?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ephraim Emerton to read onlineMoreLess
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