A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... reform , except for the session . of the Lateran Council ( 1512-1517 ) which was called to end heresy , reform the Church , and plan a war against the Turks . After the middle of the sixteenth century , the Church was in a better ...
... reform , except for the session . of the Lateran Council ( 1512-1517 ) which was called to end heresy , reform the Church , and plan a war against the Turks . After the middle of the sixteenth century , the Church was in a better ...
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... reform . Shortly afterward , a liberal ministry abolished the import tax on sugar and by this act introduced free trade into England . England had made the choice between industry and agriculture . The economic reforms meant the victory ...
... reform . Shortly afterward , a liberal ministry abolished the import tax on sugar and by this act introduced free trade into England . England had made the choice between industry and agriculture . The economic reforms meant the victory ...
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... reform had to turn to demands for electoral reform . Cobbett , the great radical journalist , as well as Hume and Bur- dett , formed clubs where the bourgeois Whigs met with the laborers to demand an enlarged suffrage , the abolition of ...
... reform had to turn to demands for electoral reform . Cobbett , the great radical journalist , as well as Hume and Bur- dett , formed clubs where the bourgeois Whigs met with the laborers to demand an enlarged suffrage , the abolition of ...
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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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