A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... papacy with the emperors and the mon- archies . The papacy harmed itself by forcing the overthrow of the Hohenstaufen , for it merely exchanged the authority of Frederick II for the authority of Charles of Anjou ( 1266- 1285 ) . During ...
... papacy with the emperors and the mon- archies . The papacy harmed itself by forcing the overthrow of the Hohenstaufen , for it merely exchanged the authority of Frederick II for the authority of Charles of Anjou ( 1266- 1285 ) . During ...
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... papacy . THE BABYLONIAN CAPTIVITY The death of Boniface VIII was followed by the election of the archbishop of Bordeaux through the influence of Philip IV of France . The new pope , Clement V , promptly moved the seat of the papacy from ...
... papacy . THE BABYLONIAN CAPTIVITY The death of Boniface VIII was followed by the election of the archbishop of Bordeaux through the influence of Philip IV of France . The new pope , Clement V , promptly moved the seat of the papacy from ...
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... papacy placed itself under the protection of the French monarchs and felt obliged to promote many utterly unworthy French churchmen to positions of great importance . As a result the pope's influence was greatly reduced in those coun ...
... papacy placed itself under the protection of the French monarchs and felt obliged to promote many utterly unworthy French churchmen to positions of great importance . As a result the pope's influence was greatly reduced in those coun ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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