A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... bishop by appointees to lesser offices in his diocese ; but by the beginning of the fourteenth century they had been extended to include payment from bishops and archbishops to the papacy . A bishop or abbot was required to send to Rome ...
... bishop by appointees to lesser offices in his diocese ; but by the beginning of the fourteenth century they had been extended to include payment from bishops and archbishops to the papacy . A bishop or abbot was required to send to Rome ...
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... bishops and archbishops , they were drawn more and more from the ranks of the nobility . They became increasingly secular in tone and feeling . They were so occupied with political affairs and court intrigues that there was little time ...
... bishops and archbishops , they were drawn more and more from the ranks of the nobility . They became increasingly secular in tone and feeling . They were so occupied with political affairs and court intrigues that there was little time ...
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... bishops and abbots , who forced them to hand over two thirds of the tithes . Their pitifully small incomes of a few hundred francs a year were less than a living wage . The memoirs of one parish priest contain this item : " It is no ...
... bishops and abbots , who forced them to hand over two thirds of the tithes . Their pitifully small incomes of a few hundred francs a year were less than a living wage . The memoirs of one parish priest contain this item : " It is no ...
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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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