later on, some rulers like pope clement approved of coffee, and the ban of consuming it was gradually removed, but before european rulers, the factory owners and entrepreneurs realized that coffee was very helpful for them. they would give the workers coffee to drink because it would get them energized so they could work more for the same pay. what's more, the... fate of revolutions and political change has somehow been tied to coffee, if coffee or coffee didn't exist, the grounds for the french revolution wouldn't have been paved. although coffee has a fervent advocates among ordinary people, it was more popular among artists and authors because it would give them the power. to work more than before, for baithoven, coffee beans were like musical notes, every morning he would mediculously count 60 coffee beans and separate them to make coffee for himself, if he wouldn't do that for whatever reason, he wouldn't work that day, but stranger than beethoven and the 60 coffee beans every day, and the story of the danish philosopher, soring character guard, who had 50 sets of cups and saucer

believe in faith in their hearts and there at these moments or uh, incredible, but the temple of clement of the popen moscow there is a point where napoleon stood and so, by the way, it turns out to be an old temple and right away, probably, some one is walking here. ah, revolution. yes, varnish is something else, by the way, gilyarovsky survived at that time of the revolution, at first he describes, especially among students, how this student energy spilled out onto the streets of moscow description of, uh, sukharevka, where, uh, some revolutionary masses came and at some point, uh, someone was expelled from there, the owners stopped paying the owners of evolution exenterprise. we simply will not pay with floors, which we rented in order to warm up our homes, we found huge warehouses where there was some kind of stock of vodka. yes, yes, yes, people still knew how to count coins, they never stopped being able to. i would say so. here is okhotny ryad now. but uh assembly, respectively, obviously. ah, noble assembly. now this is what the columned hall of the house of the union is called uh-huh here i

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