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    euntryattheexpenseofthekingandthepeople,

    therepresentativesofthecitiespletelydeprived

    oftheirpower

    inthescandinavianuntry,thestoryofrepresentative

    goventisparticularlyinterestinginiceland,the``althing,

    theasselyofallfreelandoanagedthe

    affairsoftheisland,begantoholdregularetingsintheninth

    orethanathousand

    years

    insenofthedifferentcantonsdefended

    theirasseliesagainsttheattetsofanuerof

    feudalneighbourshgreatsuccess

    finally,inthelories,inholland,theuncilsof

    thedifferentduchiesanduntiestendedbyrepresentatives

    ofthethirdestateasearlyasthethirteenthcentury

    inthesixteenthallprovinces

    rebelledagainsttheirking,abjuredhisjestyinasole

    etingofthe``estatesgeneral,revedtheclergyfrobr >

    thediscussions,brokethepoedfull

    executiveauthorityovertheneablishedrepublifthe

    unitedsevenherlandsforturies,therepresentatives

    ofthetoheuntryhoutaking,

    enthecityhadbee

    supreandthegoodburghershadbeetherulersofthe

    land

    thediaevalworld

    iddleages

    thoughtoftheh

    theyhappenedtolive

    datesareaveryusefulinventiondohout

    theutunlessheyricks

    akehistorytoopreple,

    ediaevaln,i

    donotanthatonth1stofdeceeroftheyear476,

    suddenlyallthepeopleofeuropesaid,``ah,noan

    eirehasetoanendandiddle

    ageshoeresting

    youuldhavefoundnatthefrankishurtofcharlegne

    ansintheirhabits,intheiners,in

    theiroutlookuponlifeontheotherhand,whenyougrow

    upyoueofthepeopleinthisworldhave

    neverpassedbeyondthestageofthecavenalltis

    andallagesoverlap,andtheideasofsucceedinggenerations

    playtaginds

    ofagoodnytruerepresentativesoftheddleagesand

    thengiveyouanideaoftheaveragensattitudetoward

    lifeandthenydiffisofliving

    firstofall,reerthatthepeopleoftheddleages

    neverthoughtoftheelvesasfreebocitizens,ould

    eandgoatheirfateacrdingtotheir

    abilityorenergyorluckonthentrary,theyallnsidered

    theelvespartofthegeneralscheofthings,hincluded

    eerorsandserfs,popesandheretics,heroesandsklers,

    rien,beggaandthievestheyaccepted

    thisdivineordinanceandaskednoquestionsinthis,

    ofurse,theydifferedradiodepeople

    nothingandprovetheirown

    financialandpoliticalsituation

    tothenandanofthethirteenthcentury,theworld

    hereafteraheavenofstone

    andsufferingantsothingrethanetywords

    orvaguetheologicalphrasesitualfactandthe

    diaevalburghersandknightsspentthegreaterpartoftheir

    tipreparingforitodepeopleregardanoble

    deathafteralifeoftheancient

    greeksandronsafterthreesreyearsof,

    osleephthefeelingthatallwillbewell

    butduringtheddleages,thekingofterrorsh

    hisgrinningskullandhisrattlingbonesanssteady

    panionhesuphterribletunesonhis

    siled

    attheroehindtreesandshrubsheytookagirl

    outforahingbuthairraising

    yasaboutceteriesandffinsandfearfuldiseaseswhen

    youeadoflisteningtothefairystories

    ofandersonandgri,you,too,wouldhavelivedallyour

    daysinadreadofthefinalhourandthegruesodayof

    judgntthatisexactlyhappenedtothechildrenof

    theddleagestheyvedinaworldofdevilsandspooks

    andonlyafeetis,theirfearof

    thefuturefilledtheirsoulsilityandpiety,butoften

    itinfluencrueland

    sentintaltheyurderalltheen

    andchildrenofacapturedcityandthentheyly

    rchtoaholyspotandhtheirhandsgoryhtheblood

    ofinnocentvicti,theyercifulheavenforgive

    theheirsinsyea,theyorethanpray,they

    selvesthest

    ore

    butiesercy

    intheirhearts

    ofurse,thecrusaderse

    differentdeofnnersfrohennbutin

    suaneashisster

    he,too,reseledashyhorse,easilyfrightenedbya

    shadoandfaithful

    servicebutliabletorunaagewhen

    hisfeverishiginationsa

    injudgingthesegoodpeople,hoeer

    theterribledisadvantagesunderheylived

    theyivilisedpeople

    perors,

    buttheyhadaslittlereselananeeror

    sayaugustusorrcusaureliusas``kingba

    baoftheuppegohastothehighlyeducatedrulers

    ofsarktheyidst

    gloriousruinsbutsharethebenefitsofthe

    civilisationheirfathersandgrandfathershaddestroyed

    theykneosteveryfact

    odaytheyogo

    toonesinglebookforalltheirinfortionthathe

    biblebutthosepartsofthebiblehe

    historyofthehunraceforthebetterarethosechaptersof

    theneentorallessonsof

    love,y,

    zoology,botany,geotryandalltheothersciences,thevenerable

    bookisnotentirelyreliableinthethcentury,a

    sendbookediaevallibrar

    ...  </P></TD>

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