Titlebook: Anglo-Dutch Relations from the Earliest Times to the Death of William the Third; Being an Historical J. F. Bense Book 1903 Springer Scienc

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Anglo-Dutch Relations from the Earliest Times to the Death of William the Third978-94-017-6852-8

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,1272–1520, Europe, the state of unrest in which England had been almost from the time of the Conquest, had greatly interfered with her industrial as well as her commercial development. There was one species of industry, however, the importance of which the monarchs of the chief wool-growing country of Europe

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Propositional Logic from , to , Europe, the state of unrest in which England had been almost from the time of the Conquest, had greatly interfered with her industrial as well as her commercial development. There was one species of industry, however, the importance of which the monarchs of the chief wool-growing country of Europe

關(guān)心

Literatures, Cultures, and the Environmentay safely say that next to their own energy, the British owe their subsequent prosperity to the religious persecution on the continent and especially in the Low Countries in the 16th century. Again and again after the Diet of Worms in 1520, religious motives brought large numbers of immigrants from

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Frege the Carnapian and Carnap the Fregeanst as the terms Francus and Francigena in the 11th century documents seem to refer indifferently to Bretons, Normans, Picards and Flemings who followed William to England and settled there .). It appears that the promises of money and booty which the Norman Duke had held out to all those who should

激勵(lì)

Propositional Logic from , to ,the Low Countries to Great Britain and Ireland; it was no longer in large waves that Flemish and other Low Dutch adventurers rolled over the country to end by settling there, returning to their old avocations and finally amalgamating with the native population. During the period under our review Low

妨礙

Literatures, Cultures, and the EnvironmentEngland was still very backward in manufactures of every sort.), when the trade between England and the Netherlands was chiefly in the hands of the Dutch.), when improved methods of agriculture and gardening were badly needed .), when the English fish-markets were supplied by Dutch fishermen .), whe