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Page 162
... favor any ideology or either sex . The combatants ( as I must call them ) , behind their finery and courtly manners ... favors . This is precisely the kind of dialogue that a " marketable , " 33 ambitious personality would create , and ...
... favor any ideology or either sex . The combatants ( as I must call them ) , behind their finery and courtly manners ... favors . This is precisely the kind of dialogue that a " marketable , " 33 ambitious personality would create , and ...
Page 164
... favor of feeling , simply does not do justice to the importance of and respect for status in medieval times . 43 The troubadour's verses must be seen , therefore , as an art form that was encouraged by high - status women because it ...
... favor of feeling , simply does not do justice to the importance of and respect for status in medieval times . 43 The troubadour's verses must be seen , therefore , as an art form that was encouraged by high - status women because it ...
Page 329
... favor violent overthrow of existing governments , preferring to demonstrate the superiority of their own society by practice ; they assumed that the rest of mankind , witnessing their success , would soon emulate their example . Some of ...
... favor violent overthrow of existing governments , preferring to demonstrate the superiority of their own society by practice ; they assumed that the rest of mankind , witnessing their success , would soon emulate their example . Some of ...
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