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www.lizi.tweuntryattheexpehekingandthepeople,
therepresentativesofthecitiespletelydeprived
oftheirpower.
inthesdinavianuntry,thestoryofrepresentative
goventisparticularlyiing.inid,the``althing,
theasselyofallfreelandoahe
affairsoftheislaohularetingsih
orethanathousand
years.
ihedifferenttonsdefended
theirasseliesagainsttheattetsofanuerof
feudalneighbreatsuccess.
finally,inthelories,inholland,theuncilsof
thedifferentduchiesanduendedbyrepresentatives
ofthethirdestateasearlyasthethirteeury.
ieenthallprovinces
rebelledagainsttheirking,abjuredhisjestyinasole
etingofthe``estatesgeneral,revedtheclergyfrobr >
thediscussions,brokethepoedfull
executiveauthorityovertheneablishedrepublifthe
unitedsevenherlands.forturies,therepresentatives
ofthetoheuntryhoutaking,
eyhadbee
supreandthegohershadbeetherulersofthe
land.
thediaevalworld
iddleages
thoughtoftheh
theyhappeolive
datesareaveryusefuliion.dohout
theutunlessheyricks
akehistorytoopreple,
ediaevaln,i
donotanthatoofdeceeroftheyear476,
suddenlyallthepeopleofeuropesaid,``ah,noan
eirehasetoanendandiddle
ages.hoeresting
youuldhavefoundnatthefrankishurtofcharlegne
ansintheirhabits,intheirnners,in
theiroutlookupoheotherhand,whenyougrow
upyoueofthepeopleinthisworldhave
neverpassedbeyoageofthe.alltis
andallagesoverlap,andtheideasofsucceedinggeions
playtaginds
ofagoodnytruerepresentativesoftheddleagesand
thengiveyouaheaveragensattitudetoward
lifeandthenydiffisofliving.
firstofall,reerthatthepeopleoftheddleages
houghtoftheelvesasfreebocitizens,ould
eandgoatheirfateagtotheir
abilityorenergyorluthentrary,theyallnsidered
theelvespartofthegeneralscheofthings,hincluded
eerorsandserfs,popesaics,heroesandsklers,
rien,beggarnandthieves.theyaccepted
thisdivineordinandaskedions.inthis,
ofurse,theydifferedradiodepeople
nothingandprovetheirown
financialandpoliticalsituation.
tothenandanofthethirteeury,theworld
hereafteraheavenofstone
andsufferingantsothihaywords
uetheologicalphrases.itualfadthe
diaevalburghersandknightsspentthegreaterpartoftheir
tipreparingforit.odepeardanoble
deathafteralifeofthea
greeksandrons.afterthreesreyearsof,
osleephthefeelingthatallwillbewell.
butduringtheddleages,thekingofterrorsh
hisgrinningskullandhisrattlingbonesanssteady
panion.hesuphterribletunesonhis
siled
attheroehindtreesandshrubsheytookagirl
outforahingbuthairraising
yasaboutceteriesandffinsandfearfuldiseaseswhen
youeadoflisteningtothefairystories
ofandersonandgri,you,too,wouldhavelivedallyour
daysinadreadofthefinalhourandthegruesodayof
judgnt.thatisexactlyhappehechildrenof
theddleages.theyvedinaworldofdevilsandspooks
andonlyafeetis,theirfearof
thefuturefilledtheirsoulsilityay,butoften
itinfluencrueland
sentintal.theyurderalltheen
andchildrenofacapturedcityaheyly
rchtoaholyspotandhtheirhandsgoryhtheblood
ofivicti,theyercifulheavenfive
theheirsiheyorethanpray,they
selvesthest
ore
butiesercy
intheirhearts.
ofurse,thecrusaderse
differentdeofnnersfrohenn.butin
suaneashisster.
he,too,reseledashyhorse,easilyfrightenedbya
shadoandfaithful
servicebutliabletorunaagewhen
hisfeverishiginationsa.
injudgingthesegoodpeople,hoeer
theterribledisadvantagesunderheylived.
theyivilisedpeople.
perors,
buttheyhadaslittlereselananeeror
sayaugustusorrcusaureliusas``kingba
baoftheupperngohastothehighlyeducatedrulers
ofsark.theyidst
gloriousruinsbutsharethebesofthe
civilisationheirfathersandgrandfathershaddestroyed.
theykeveryfact
oday.theyogo
toonesinglebookforalltheirinfortion.thathe
bible.butthosepartsofthebiblehe
historyofthehuhebetterarethosechaptersof
theorallessonsof
love,y,
zoology,botaryandalltheothersces,thevenerable
bookisirelyreliable.ihtury,a
sendbookediaevallibrar
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