It was dominated by the siege of aristocratic ‘tradition’ by plebeian ‘democracy<span>’. We might even concede Paine’s virtually single-handed creation of a mass reading public conscious for the first time of its right to participate in politics. Yet when we study the British </span>debate<span> over the </span>French revolution<span> it...</span>
Rationing was important to make sure no one got to much food. And because the supply of food was so little they had to rations. Goods rationed where eggs, milk, bread things like that
It would be the "humanist" movement that <span>centered on studies of classics and belief in individual accomplishments, since this took the emphasis off of the Church and religious leadership. </span>
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No bro there isn't one country in history
