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How were the economic affects of England’s constitutional monarchy different from those of the absolute monarchies of Spain and France

How were the economic affects of England’s constitutional monarchy different from those of the absolute monarchies of Spain and France
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how were the economic affects of England’s constitutional monarchy different from those of the absolute monarchies of Spain and France

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England's economy grew more, since it relied on private merchants and companies rather than on royal management.

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The monarchs of Spain and France were enormously wealthy, while those of England were on a par with the nobles.

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