A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... followed almost immediately by struggles with the sovereigns of France and England over questions of Church taxation and the supremacy of the pope in secular affairs . Boniface was the last great mediaeval pope - the last repre ...
... followed almost immediately by struggles with the sovereigns of France and England over questions of Church taxation and the supremacy of the pope in secular affairs . Boniface was the last great mediaeval pope - the last repre ...
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... followed anti - Spanish and pro - French policies because of the friendship of Richelieu with the popes . The papacy became involved in a quarrel with the Venetians . The Italian city - states had lost their trade because of successful ...
... followed anti - Spanish and pro - French policies because of the friendship of Richelieu with the popes . The papacy became involved in a quarrel with the Venetians . The Italian city - states had lost their trade because of successful ...
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... followed by Zulu attacks on British garrisons . Although the British badly mismanaged the campaign , their ultimate victory enabled them to establish the Zululand Protectorate ( 1879 ) . Another example of Disraeli's imperial program ...
... followed by Zulu attacks on British garrisons . Although the British badly mismanaged the campaign , their ultimate victory enabled them to establish the Zululand Protectorate ( 1879 ) . Another example of Disraeli's imperial program ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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