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The pope felt the need of some central control in political affairs , and for many years recognized the authority of the eastern emperors . Although the papacy , through gifts and bequests , had acquired large landed possessions in all ...
The pope felt the need of some central control in political affairs , and for many years recognized the authority of the eastern emperors . Although the papacy , through gifts and bequests , had acquired large landed possessions in all ...
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GROWTH OF ECCLESIASTICAL BUREAUCRACY By the end of the twelfth century , the Cluniac reformation , as worked out by the successors of Gregory VII , had abandoned the early plan of Church government through the cooperative authority of ...
GROWTH OF ECCLESIASTICAL BUREAUCRACY By the end of the twelfth century , the Cluniac reformation , as worked out by the successors of Gregory VII , had abandoned the early plan of Church government through the cooperative authority of ...
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authority over citizens in each state , an authority unrestrained by the laws . Wishing to restore order in France after the breakdown of civil government during the Wars of Religion , Bodin advocated the supremacy of the king .
authority over citizens in each state , an authority unrestrained by the laws . Wishing to restore order in France after the breakdown of civil government during the Wars of Religion , Bodin advocated the supremacy of the king .
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