Titlebook: European Society in the Eighteenth Century; Robert Forster,Elborg Forster Book 1969 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05859-2ed by armed force. Less episodic, though scarcely less charged with emotional fervor, was a “religion of the heart” opposing the more formal theological and liturgical practices of the established churches.

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Religion and the Churches,ed by armed force. Less episodic, though scarcely less charged with emotional fervor, was a “religion of the heart” opposing the more formal theological and liturgical practices of the established churches.

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The Family,these changes be reduced to the progressive decline of family cohesion before the onslaught of individualism, urbanization, and the modern mobile society. Actually, the family has undergone successive periods of contraction and growth in size and solidarity.

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Town and Country,are more likely to please than what you will produce coldly.” . No doubt Young’s travel journal commanded more readers than did his detailed observations on agriculture. Indeed, the eighteenth century was a golden age of the traveler’s diary, fostered as it was by a reading public increasingly inter

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