The Theory of the State
The Theory of the State
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The Third (c) But ftirther, the citizen class obtained a political position and significance which went beyond the precincts of a single town, and embraced the citizens of many towns in one corporate class. This new development found expression in the organisa- tion of the medisBval Estates^ provincial and imperial. From the middle of the thirteenth century, the citizens of the English towns, at first separately from the Knights, afterwards along with them, obtained the right of representation ...in the national Parliament. In France, the representatives of the bourgeoisie formed the ' third estate ' {tier* Stat)^ summoned at first sepa- rately from time to time, but from the beginning of the fourteenth century as part of the Estates General {&taU gSneraux).
In Germany, the ' benches of the towns ' in the Imperial Diets (BeicAstage) after the elevation of Budolf of Hapsburg in some measure represented the citizen class; and in the Provincial Diets {Landtage) the towns received a seat and vote, as a third estate, by the side of the nobility and clergy.
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The Third (c) But ftirther, the citizen class obtained a political position and significance which went beyond the precincts of a single town, and embraced the citizens of many towns in one corporate class. This new development found expression in the organisa- tion of the medisBval Estates^ provincial and imperial. From the middle of the thirteenth century, the citizens of the English towns, at first separately from the Knights, afterwards along with them, obtained the right of representation ...in the national Parliament. In France, the representatives of the bourgeoisie formed the ' third estate ' {tier* Stat)^ summoned at first sepa- rately from time to time, but from the beginning of the fourteenth century as part of the Estates General {&taU gSneraux).
In Germany, the ' benches of the towns ' in the Imperial Diets (BeicAstage) after the elevation of Budolf of Hapsburg in some measure represented the citizen class; and in the Provincial Diets {Landtage) the towns received a seat and vote, as a third estate, by the side of the nobility and clergy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lodge, Richard, Sir, 1855-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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