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Grace Talent And Merit Poor Students Clerical Careers And Professional Ideology In Eighteenthcentury Germany Anthony J La Vopa

SKU: BELL-1861384

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Grace Talent And Merit Poor Students Clerical Careers And Professional Ideology In Eighteenthcentury Germany Anthony J La Vopa instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.3 MB

Pages: 424

Author: Anthony J. La Vopa

ISBN: 9780521350419, 9780521525145, 0521350417, 0521525144

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Grace Talent And Merit Poor Students Clerical Careers And Professional Ideology In Eighteenthcentury Germany Anthony J La Vopa by Anthony J. La Vopa 9780521350419, 9780521525145, 0521350417, 0521525144 instant download after payment.

This book focuses on "poor students", young men in eighteenth-century Germany who owed their studies to charity, who formed a substantial minority within the theology faculties, and who entered careers in the clergy, the academic schools, and the universities. Professor La Vopa shows how a cluster of familiar eighteenth-century ideas about grace, talent, and merit shaped a formative social experience central to the lives of many celebrated intellectuals as well as many of the elite.