A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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Arthur Pryor Watts. cated men of noble birth to hold the higher ecclesiastical offices , they were not as helpful to the Church as one would expect , since frequently they neglected their ecclesiastical offices to engage in worldly court ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. cated men of noble birth to hold the higher ecclesiastical offices , they were not as helpful to the Church as one would expect , since frequently they neglected their ecclesiastical offices to engage in worldly court ...
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... ecclesiastical courts ; and these were of importance in civil and ecclesiastical criminal law for cen- turies . Trial by battle and by ordeal was abolished . Rules were adopted governing the appointments of Church officers . Of these ...
... ecclesiastical courts ; and these were of importance in civil and ecclesiastical criminal law for cen- turies . Trial by battle and by ordeal was abolished . Rules were adopted governing the appointments of Church officers . Of these ...
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... ecclesiastical theory of wealth , property , and commerce , there was the firm conviction that economic interests became more dangerous and immoral in direct proportion to the prominence of the profit motive . Churchmen faced a dilemma ...
... ecclesiastical theory of wealth , property , and commerce , there was the firm conviction that economic interests became more dangerous and immoral in direct proportion to the prominence of the profit motive . Churchmen faced a dilemma ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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