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... coinage and only a few , as the Athenian , were widely negotiable , there was much business for money exchangers . Holding deposits , loaning money on real estate or on shipping ventures , they in effect became bankers and came to ...
... coinage and only a few , as the Athenian , were widely negotiable , there was much business for money exchangers . Holding deposits , loaning money on real estate or on shipping ventures , they in effect became bankers and came to ...
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... coins . Thereafter , the emperor was usually too busy elsewhere to give much thought to Italy . He seldom crossed the Alps to receive the imperial diadem at Rome ; and when he returned north again , his shadowy authority disappeared ...
... coins . Thereafter , the emperor was usually too busy elsewhere to give much thought to Italy . He seldom crossed the Alps to receive the imperial diadem at Rome ; and when he returned north again , his shadowy authority disappeared ...
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International Pluralism, Politics, and Culture Robert G. Wesson. its coinage gains acceptance , and merchants can handle business more expedi- tiously by drafts on its banks . It acquires self - confidence , and its people enjoy the ...
International Pluralism, Politics, and Culture Robert G. Wesson. its coinage gains acceptance , and merchants can handle business more expedi- tiously by drafts on its banks . It acquires self - confidence , and its people enjoy the ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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