 | 1911 - 518 sayfa
...over the towns of Europe in the ' course of the eleventh and twelfth centuries.' * On the Continent the rapid multiplication of universities during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries was due largely to a direct demand for highly educated lawyers and administrators. The legal faculty took... | |
 | Charles Franklin Thwing - 1897 - 328 sayfa
...and princes found their statesmen and men of business in the Universities — most often, no doubt, among those trained in the practical Science of Law,...demand for highly educated lawyers and administrators." y As has been said, the universities of the Middle Ages were schools of the modern spirit. They put... | |
 | Charles Franklin Thwing - 1897 - 336 sayfa
...and princes found their statesmen and men of business in the Universities — most often, no doubt, among those trained in the practical Science of Law,...to a direct demand for highly educated lawyers and administrators."1. As has been said, the universities of the Middle Ages were schools of the modern... | |
 | George Gordon Coulton - 1930 - 192 sayfa
...thinkers of the earlier period still command respectful attention from metaphysicians and theologians, "the rapid multiplication of universities during the...fifteenth centuries was largely due to a direct demand for highly-educated lawyers and administrators". Men there learned habits of steady and intense application;... | |
 | 1958 - 530 sayfa
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 | 1958 - 294 sayfa
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It was not the wont of the practical men of the Middle Ages to disparage academic training. The rapid multiplication of Universities during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries was largely due to a direct demand for highly educated lawyers and administrators. 
