A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Protestant Revolt in England was completed . RESULTS OF THE PROTESTANT REVOLT The appraisal of the results of the Reformation is still a most controversial subject . It has been customary to regard the movement as the beginning of ...
... Protestant Revolt in England was completed . RESULTS OF THE PROTESTANT REVOLT The appraisal of the results of the Reformation is still a most controversial subject . It has been customary to regard the movement as the beginning of ...
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... Protestant countries . It was typical of early Protestant learning in the sixteenth century . The two Churches agreed on one thing : to oppose the teachings of science because they appeared to be incompatible with religious truths ...
... Protestant countries . It was typical of early Protestant learning in the sixteenth century . The two Churches agreed on one thing : to oppose the teachings of science because they appeared to be incompatible with religious truths ...
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... Protestant Union . After the Empire , Spain , and Bavaria joined forces , the rebels were decisively de- feated and Protestantism was rooted out in Austria and Bo- hemia . The theater of war then shifted to the Palatinate , where the ...
... Protestant Union . After the Empire , Spain , and Bavaria joined forces , the rebels were decisively de- feated and Protestantism was rooted out in Austria and Bo- hemia . The theater of war then shifted to the Palatinate , where the ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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