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Reformation led to the growth of new towns and cities why?

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The new towns were located in relatively undeveloped sites. Each was to have an admixture of population so as to give it a balanced social life. Proposed ultimate population figures of this first group of new towns ranged from 29,000 to 140,000.

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Reformation led to the growth of new towns and cities why?​

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Reformation led to the growth of new towns and cities why?