A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... alliance with Theo- phylact , who was the most powerful noble in Rome . For a short time these two shared the government of the city , but later Theophylact usurped the temporal authority and influ- enced papal elections . After his ...
... alliance with Theo- phylact , who was the most powerful noble in Rome . For a short time these two shared the government of the city , but later Theophylact usurped the temporal authority and influ- enced papal elections . After his ...
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... alliance with him , an alliance which did much to aid in the growth of the French monarchy . A few years later , Innocent won his greatest poli- tical success in defeating King John of England in a contro- versy over the election of an ...
... alliance with him , an alliance which did much to aid in the growth of the French monarchy . A few years later , Innocent won his greatest poli- tical success in defeating King John of England in a contro- versy over the election of an ...
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Arthur Pryor Watts. teenth and fifteenth centuries was brought about by the alliance of the kings and the townsmen against the feudal barons . The kings and the people were convinced that the time was ripe to make a new adjustment in ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. teenth and fifteenth centuries was brought about by the alliance of the kings and the townsmen against the feudal barons . The kings and the people were convinced that the time was ripe to make a new adjustment in ...
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