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He says: "Ces deux genres d'êtres organisés [les animaux et les végétaux] ont beaucoup plus de propriétés communes que de différences réelles.
289: “Ce roi, le plus absolu entre ceux qui ont porté la couronne de France, le moins occupé du bien de ses peuples, le moins consciencieux dans son observation des droits établis avant lui, est cependant le restaurateur des assemblées populaires de la France, et l’auteur de la représentation des communes dans les états généraux.
They've been living truly on the fringe, in a succession of communes and finally alone in a tiny cottage in the northern California woods, though Mary has made sure never to drop completely from sight.
The utopian communes of anarchists, socialists, and hippies, for example, have not even dented it.
The communes were strong enough to confine German Emperor Frederick Barbarossa’s Italian ambitions to the south, where he secured Sicily for his Hohenstaufen heirs by marrying his son into the Norman royal family.
The backbone of the Guelfs was in communes such as Florence and Genoa.
The City-States By the end of the 13th century, with the independent-minded communes growing into full-fledged city-states, Italy was clearly not to be subjugated to the will of one ruler.
The history of the enfranchisement of the French communes offers constantly the spectacle of the ideas of justice and liberty spreading among the people, in spite of the combined efforts of kings, nobles, and clergy.
The right to hunt and fish used always to be confined to lords and proprietors, to-day it is leased by the government and communes to whoever can pay the license-fee and the rent.
I might content myself with the reply that the spirit of 1830 was the result of the maintenance of the violated charter, that this charter arose from the Revolution of '89, that '89 implies the States-General's right of remonstrance, and the enfranchisement of the communes, that the communes suppose feudalism, which in its turn supposes invasion, Roman law, Christianity, &c.
59 "The communes once organized, the kings treated them as superior vassals.
The kings protected the cities and the communes, in the hope of freeing them from the yoke of the grand vassals, and of rendering their own power more absolute, and those same communes have, in several European countries, procured the establishment of a constitutional power, are now holding royalty in check, and are giving rise to a universal desire for political reform.
In the union of the communes and the royal authority.
What was the immediate result of the struggle of the communes and the king against the seigniors?
The struggles in the communes of the middle ages between the priests and bishops and the large proprietors and seigneurs are famous.
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