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* Finlay, ii. 550.
LA IVS OF STEPHEN DUSHAN. 343 tvretched attendant, serfdom, seem never to have existed in Servia There was a large and powerful body of no- bles whose titles were hereditary, but their nobility was based not in landed estates but in office.
Perhaps these laws present no more striking evidence of a sound statesmanship than in the careful protection which they afford to trade. Everything is ordered to favor the construction of roads and bridges. The gov- ernment undertakes, for... a moderate sum, to insure the foreign merchant against losses by robbery; and it is provided that when he is brought before a legal tribunal on any charge, half the jury shall be of his own coun- trymen. It was during this period, and owing in part, no doubt, to the protection afforded to their commerce by the Servian princes, that Ragusa and the other im- portant cities upon the seacoast acquired that wealth and strength which enabled them to exist so long as inde- pendent republics after the conquest of the Servian Em- pire by the Turks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Finlay, ii. 550.
LA IVS OF STEPHEN DUSHAN. 343 tvretched attendant, serfdom, seem never to have existed in Servia There was a large and powerful body of no- bles whose titles were hereditary, but their nobility was based not in landed estates but in office.
Perhaps these laws present no more striking evidence of a sound statesmanship than in the careful protection which they afford to trade. Everything is ordered to favor the construction of roads and bridges. The gov- ernment undertakes, for... a moderate sum, to insure the foreign merchant against losses by robbery; and it is provided that when he is brought before a legal tribunal on any charge, half the jury shall be of his own coun- trymen. It was during this period, and owing in part, no doubt, to the protection afforded to their commerce by the Servian princes, that Ragusa and the other im- portant cities upon the seacoast acquired that wealth and strength which enabled them to exist so long as inde- pendent republics after the conquest of the Servian Em- pire by the Turks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edson Lyman Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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