Jefferson Prep- Franssiss_English
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Jefferson Prep
In medieval Europe, the universities were institutions of the Roman church member Church. As they mostly trained clergy, most of these universities did not have any need to accurate charges from the students[citation required] with one prominent exclusion of the University of Paris that begun collecting two sous weekly in tuition under Pierre Le Mangeur. Their situation was comparable with the modern business universities and infantry academies.
Jefferson Prep
In medieval Europe, the universities were institutions of the Roman church member Church. As they mostly trained clergy, most of these universities did not have any need to accurate charges from the students[citation required] with one prominent exclusion of the University of Paris that begun collecting two sous weekly in tuition under Pierre Le Mangeur. Their situation was comparable with the modern business universities and infantry academies.
Jefferson Prep