Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · Meadville, Pa., New York, Flood and Vincent · leaf 108
ere frequently rivals and engaged in civil wars which much weak-ened the state. THE PEEIOD OF THE GER3IAX IXVASIOXS. 95 among whom so many Germanic people now France ; became settled. But the general result was most dis-tinctly a great depression or absolute cessation of com-mercial prosperity, a… … Fig. 56—A>Glo-Saxox Whalebone Casket. JNortiiumberlaud. ruling caste of Europe. Learning took refuge in thechurch. The clergy were the only power which couldcope with the rough characters of the military caste. The Germanic settlers were sincere although supersti-tious and illiterate Christians,…
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