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| which the city of london was now producing , fitted , | whic the sity of london was now produsing , fited , |
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| one of that new class of merchant financiers | one of that new klas of mercant finansirs |
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| and doing it to some purpose . john philpot , | and doing it to some purpose . john filpot , |
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| a scottish knight - sir john mercer - was | a skotix knight - sir john merser - was |
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| resources , and captured the young mercer in a | resorses , and kaptured the yong merser in a |
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| equipped and manned a fleet from his own | equiped and maned a flet from his own |
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| imprisoned in england . his son , in revenge , was | imprisoned in england . his son , in revenge , was |
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| brilliant channel fight . | briliant canel fight . |
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| satisfactory financial system in which the | satisfaktory finansial system in whic the |
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| of the feudal system , as its chief landowner | of the feudal system , as its cif landowner |
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| and the recipient of the fines of royal justice . | and the resipint of the fines of royal justise . |
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| it was , therefore , a complicated and not very | it was , therefore , a komplikated and not very |
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| in addition to these revenues , the king had the | in adition to these revenues , the king had the |
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| vely simple obligations of the feudal pyramid | vely simple obligations of the feudal pyramid |
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| and national war , and in which the comparati- | and national war , and in whic the komparati- |
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| financial benefits of his position at the head | finansial benefits of his position at the head |
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| borders between private and public purse were | borders betwen private and publik purse were |
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| command of the channel . it seems obvious | komand of the canel . it sems obvios |
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| that divided forces were dissipating the | that divided forses were disipating the |
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| then the primary essential to the success | then the primary esential to the sukses |
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| brittany was compelled to attack via calais , | britany was kompeled to atak via kalais , |
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| advantages of a ring of bridge-heads which included | advantages of a ring of bridge-heads whic inkluded |
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| and that there was no hope of final victory | and that there was no hope of final viktory |
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| without a large-scale and concentrated invasion . | withot a large-skale and konsentrated invasion . |
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| calais , cherbourg , brest , bordeaux and bayonne , | kalais , cerborg , brest , bordeaux and bayone , |
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| it seems obvious that if an expedition to | it sems obvios that if an expedition to |
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| to which the exchequer resorted is | to whic the excequer resorted is |
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| in this cruel process which was | in this kruel proses whic was |
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| peasants' revolt of 1381 . | peasants' revolt of 1381 . |
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| the story of the prelude to the | the story of the prelude to the |
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| hammering out nations on the anvils of | hamering ot nations on the anvils of |
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| story of the experiments and expedients | story of the experiments and expedints |
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| 6impasse which always resulted , and in the | 6impase whic always resulted , and in the |
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| war , there was a constant stirring of | war , there was a konstant stiring of |
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| those in authority to find some simple | those in authority to find some simple |
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| way out of the complicated financial | way ot of the komplikated finansial |
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| it was naturally a highly popular victory with the | it was naturaly a highly popular viktory with the |
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| londoners , but it brought heavy censure from nobles | londoners , but it broght heavy sensure from nobles |
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| who still believed that they had a monopoly of | who stil belived that they had a monopoly of |
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| a great sailor and an able strategist . | a great sailor and an able strategist . |
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| him was the french admiral , jean de vienne - | him was the frenc admiral , jean de vine - |
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| leadership . but , at last , gaunt sailed . opposing | leaderxip . but , at last , gaunt sailed . oposing |
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| from the chronicles that this was a sordid | from the cronikles that this was a sordid |
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| chant from genoa had been murdered , and | cant from genoa had ben murdered , and |
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| john de kyrkby , a londoner , was one of | john de kyrkby , a londoner , was one of |
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| those charged with the crime . it is clear | those carged with the krime . it is klear |
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| baronage with rarer luxuries than those | baronage with rarer luxuris than those |
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| the city merchants were jealous of foreign | the sity mercants were jealos of foregn |
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| london was again in turmoil ; but this time | london was again in turmoil ; but this time |
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| over a question of trade rivalry . a rich mer- | over a question of trade rivalry . a ric mer- |
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| quarrel between monopolists and interlopers . | quarel betwen monopolists and interlopers . |
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| merchants who could tempt court and | mercants who kold tempt kort and |
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| and coupled with the vain hope that , in the | and kopled with the vain hope that , in the |
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| and the vague advantages of military glory ; | and the vague advantages of military glory ; |
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| was quite alien to mediaeval thought - its | was quite alin to mediaeval thoght - its |
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| therefore in essence a forced payment whose | therefore in esense a forsed payment whose |
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| return was the uncertain bounty of booty | return was the unsertain bonty of boty |
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| social service as a function of government | sosial servise as a funktion of government |
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| it was therefore always granted grudgingly | it was therefore always granted grudgingly |
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| communities , whether those communities were | komunitis , whether those komunitis were |
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| monasteries , manors , townships , or wards and | monasteris , manors , townxips , or wards and |
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| guilds of a city . a mediaeval tax was | guilds of a sity . a mediaeval tax was |
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| payments demanded . the definition of an | payments demanded . the definition of an |
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| the duke of lancaster and the archbishops | the duke of lankaster and the arcbixops |
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| and , where the poorest were to pay a groat , | and , where the porest were to pay a groat , |
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| adult was altered to read ' over sixteen ' , | adult was altered to read ' over sixten ' , |
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| but this time there was a very interesting | but this time there was a very interesting |
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| and between these two extremes a graduated | and betwen these two extremes a graduated |
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| different classes of laymen and clerics . | diferent klases of laymen and kleriks . |
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| scale of payments was fixed for the | skale of payments was fixed for the |
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| of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks , | of kanterbury and york were to pay ten marks , |
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| attempt to apply a sliding scale to the | atempt to aply a sliding skale to the |
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| was a fairer target , and the parliament agreed to find | was a fairer target , and the parliament agred to find |
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| commons agreed was that of the first poll-tax . the manifest | komons agred was that of the first pol-tax . the manifest |
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| the remainder . the method of assessment to which the | the remainder . the method of asesment to whic the |
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| two-thirds of this sum providing the clergy supplied | two-thirds of this sum providing the klergy suplid |
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| weight by a flat-rate tax at treble the rate - every adult | weght by a flat-rate tax at treble the rate - every adult |
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| a sum of 160,000 was demanded - a staggering figure | a sum of 160,00 was demanded - a stagering figure |
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| corrected by the sliding scale of the second poll-tax , | korekted by the sliding skale of the sekond pol-tax , |
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| injustice of this method had been to a certain degree | injustise of this method had ben to a sertain degre |
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| to mediaeval eyes . it was determined that 100,000 | to mediaeval eyes . it was determined that 10,00 |
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| but this lesson was ignored , and the injustice trebled in | but this leson was ignored , and the injustise trebled in |
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| scale war required money , and | skale war required money , and |
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| one with nobles and king to think | one with nobles and king to think |
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| were not yet sufficiently at | were not yet sufisintly at |
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| the citizens who had the money | the sitizens who had the money |
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| but none of these deductions were | but none of these deduktions were |
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| ancing a ruling class which | ansing a ruling klas whic |
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| glad enough to enjoy the fruits | glad enogh to enjoy the fruits |
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| despised them . the commons were | despised them . the komons were |
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| their money well spent in fin- | ther money wel spent in fin- |
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| drawn at the time , because large- | drawn at the time , bekause large- |
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| to caress every inch with his mouth as well , to | to kares every inc with his moth as wel , to |
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| hands , how to adore that body without haste , how | hands , how to adore that body withot haste , how |
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| had never trodden . he learned how to use his | had never troden . he learned how to use his |
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| creep down along her smooth muscles till he lost | krep down along her smoth muskles til he lost |
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| himself in a rapture of kisses in places he 'd | himself in a rapture of kises in plases he 'd |
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| led along erotic paths which he knew existed , but | led along erotik paths whic he knew existed , but |
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| his heart beat to a thunder . | his heart beat to a thunder . |
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| he forgot time and place . he , the master , was gently | he forgot time and plase . he , the master , was gently |
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