A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... hundred years before the Protestant Revolt the popes , Church councils , and fervent churchmen generally endeavored to prevent the sale of indulgences . It was extremely difficult to control the par- doners , who , as a group , were ...
... hundred years before the Protestant Revolt the popes , Church councils , and fervent churchmen generally endeavored to prevent the sale of indulgences . It was extremely difficult to control the par- doners , who , as a group , were ...
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... hundred radicals were arrested , and 710 were condemned to prison . After 1843 , Chartism lan- guished for a time ; the working class appeared to be helpless and unable to agree on a program . Some leaders abandoned the movement in ...
... hundred radicals were arrested , and 710 were condemned to prison . After 1843 , Chartism lan- guished for a time ; the working class appeared to be helpless and unable to agree on a program . Some leaders abandoned the movement in ...
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... hundred miles from east to west , and six hundred miles from north to south . As a result , Russia became one of the important Mohammedan powers . Using force and diplomacy alternately , the tsar's agents began , shortly after the end ...
... hundred miles from east to west , and six hundred miles from north to south . As a result , Russia became one of the important Mohammedan powers . Using force and diplomacy alternately , the tsar's agents began , shortly after the end ...
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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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