A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... mediaeval romance teems with bitter criticisms of the evil lives of the clergy and the neglect of their duties , and contrasts their wealth with the extreme poverty of the people . It is difficult to appraise these criticisms fairly ...
... mediaeval romance teems with bitter criticisms of the evil lives of the clergy and the neglect of their duties , and contrasts their wealth with the extreme poverty of the people . It is difficult to appraise these criticisms fairly ...
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... mediaeval spirit and were guilty of the same attitude they disliked in the mediaeval Church . When the people of the Reformation re- jected the principle of authority in religion which had bound them to the mediaeval Church , they ...
... mediaeval spirit and were guilty of the same attitude they disliked in the mediaeval Church . When the people of the Reformation re- jected the principle of authority in religion which had bound them to the mediaeval Church , they ...
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... mediaeval thought still persisted , and there was comparatively little that was original . To a large extent , Europe still followed the old authorities in science ; in many universities , mediaeval textbooks were still used , and the ...
... mediaeval thought still persisted , and there was comparatively little that was original . To a large extent , Europe still followed the old authorities in science ; in many universities , mediaeval textbooks were still used , and 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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