A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... opposed to France were opposed to French popes . Greedy officials and the College of Cardinals fur- ther damaged the influence of the Church . This loss of pres- tige was not offset by the fact that the seven Avignon popes were men of ...
... opposed to France were opposed to French popes . Greedy officials and the College of Cardinals fur- ther damaged the influence of the Church . This loss of pres- tige was not offset by the fact that the seven Avignon popes were men of ...
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... opposition to Spain . The open alliance of the League with Philip II had disgusted the upper bourgeoisie , while a number of people also opposed papal interference in internal affairs . Dissensions broke out among the Leaguers . The ...
... opposition to Spain . The open alliance of the League with Philip II had disgusted the upper bourgeoisie , while a number of people also opposed papal interference in internal affairs . Dissensions broke out among the Leaguers . The ...
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... opposed the heavy taxes which Philip wanted to impose in order to get the money necessary to support his wars against France and Eng- land . The second was commercial . The Spanish govern- ment tried to put restrictions on Dutch ...
... opposed the heavy taxes which Philip wanted to impose in order to get the money necessary to support his wars against France and Eng- land . The second was commercial . The Spanish govern- ment tried to put restrictions on Dutch ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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