A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... brought to an end the vigorous period of the Council of Basle , for the remnant of the Council , now con- sisting mostly of representatives of the minor clergy , was pow- erless to accomplish anything . The Council of Ferrara brought ...
... brought to an end the vigorous period of the Council of Basle , for the remnant of the Council , now con- sisting mostly of representatives of the minor clergy , was pow- erless to accomplish anything . The Council of Ferrara brought ...
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... brought about a de- cline in the influence of the University of Paris . The final blow to the conciliar method was given by a pope who issued ( 1460 ) a Bull declaring that it would be execrable for anyone to accept the dictates of a ...
... brought about a de- cline in the influence of the University of Paris . The final blow to the conciliar method was given by a pope who issued ( 1460 ) a Bull declaring that it would be execrable for anyone to accept the dictates of a ...
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... brought the parliamentary system into disrepute . GEORGE III The political system built up by Walpole became so thor- oughly corrupt that , after the middle of the eighteenth century , many attacks were made on ' party government ...
... brought the parliamentary system into disrepute . GEORGE III The political system built up by Walpole became so thor- oughly corrupt that , after the middle of the eighteenth century , many attacks were made on ' party government ...
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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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