What is History? Five Lectures On the Modern Science of History
What is History? Five Lectures On the Modern Science of History
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These were all events which must have aroused the great masses of the people and given them new conceptions of things ; above all, the Ministerial. What could seem unattainable when vassals of the empire, whose children received the Emperor's permission to marry, might become counts, princes, and dukes in the 4 new wonderland, Italy? All life had appar- ently become an adventure, and the more so because in the process of the development of territorial rule, even the subordinate peasants grew to... be economically independent and respon- COURSE OF GERMAN HISTORY 66 sible beings. And out of the villages of the fatherland thousands and thousands of the young- est and best suited for colonizing purposes were sent into the East, into the countries beyond the Elbe, and along the Danube, to found that new Germany which composes two-fifths of the na- tional possessions of the present time.
These are events which followed each other in rapid succession. Having an agrarian basis, they were at once the forerunners of a last purely agrarian culture, the culture of the days of chivalry of the twelfth and thirteenth cen- turies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These were all events which must have aroused the great masses of the people and given them new conceptions of things ; above all, the Ministerial. What could seem unattainable when vassals of the empire, whose children received the Emperor's permission to marry, might become counts, princes, and dukes in the 4 new wonderland, Italy? All life had appar- ently become an adventure, and the more so because in the process of the development of territorial rule, even the subordinate peasants grew to... be economically independent and respon- COURSE OF GERMAN HISTORY 66 sible beings. And out of the villages of the fatherland thousands and thousands of the young- est and best suited for colonizing purposes were sent into the East, into the countries beyond the Elbe, and along the Danube, to found that new Germany which composes two-fifths of the na- tional possessions of the present time.
These are events which followed each other in rapid succession. Having an agrarian basis, they were at once the forerunners of a last purely agrarian culture, the culture of the days of chivalry of the twelfth and thirteenth cen- turies.
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