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... character the government of Austria for a long period lagged behind the progress of modern improvement , even in matters which could not in any degree come into conflict with the principle of absolutism . It would be difficult ...
... character , and no tradesman could leave the town in which he was once established . All enterprise was thus extinguished , and the whole system of Aus- trian industry constituted a vast combination of monopolies which bound trade in ...
... character of our husbandry , by laying down a larger pro- portion of the land in artificial grasses , pasture , and green crops , seems therefore highly probable . The profits of stock - feeding must necessarily increase , while the ...
... character of the population , which includes races in almost every stage of social progress . In the other great monarchies of Europe some one element has absorbed or neutralised the rest . In France , Celts and Provençals have been ...
... character and attainments of taking a conspi- cuous part in the public deliberations ; archbishops and bishops whose titles and order are honourably associated with the history of their country ; the heads of noble families , many of ...