The History of England, Tập 1 |
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In a word , though most men , anywise eminent , have found reason to complain of calumny , I never was touched , or even attacked by her baleful tooth ; and though I wantonly exposed myself to the rage of both civil and religious ...
In a word , though most men , anywise eminent , have found reason to complain of calumny , I never was touched , or even attacked by her baleful tooth ; and though I wantonly exposed myself to the rage of both civil and religious ...
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330 331 Possessions of Henry on the continent 333 335 1155 First acts of Henry's government 1156 Goes abroad to oppose Geoffrey 1162 Disputes between the civil and ecclesiastical ...
330 331 Possessions of Henry on the continent 333 335 1155 First acts of Henry's government 1156 Goes abroad to oppose Geoffrey 1162 Disputes between the civil and ecclesiastical ...
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Henry determines to make the clergy amenable to the civil authorities ........ 1164 Council of Clarendon Constitutions of Clarendon Becket opposes them The king's measures to crush him ...... .. Becket escapes to France 1172 State of ...
Henry determines to make the clergy amenable to the civil authorities ........ 1164 Council of Clarendon Constitutions of Clarendon Becket opposes them The king's measures to crush him ...... .. Becket escapes to France 1172 State of ...
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The south - east parts , however , of Britain , had already , before the age of Cæsar , made the first and most requisite step towards a civil settlement ; and the Britons , by tillage and agriculture , had there increased to a great ...
The south - east parts , however , of Britain , had already , before the age of Cæsar , made the first and most requisite step towards a civil settlement ; and the Britons , by tillage and agriculture , had there increased to a great ...
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... they possessed both the civil and criminal jurisdiction ; they decided all controversies among states as well as among private persons , and whoever refused to submit to their decree was exposed to the most severe penalties .
... they possessed both the civil and criminal jurisdiction ; they decided all controversies among states as well as among private persons , and whoever refused to submit to their decree was exposed to the most severe penalties .
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