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Spain , where it was most successful , it spread to Italy and France . ... Owing to its success in Spain , Pope Paul III was persuaded to introduce the Inquisition in Italy and remodel it as the ' Supreme Tribunal of the Inquisition ...
Spain , where it was most successful , it spread to Italy and France . ... Owing to its success in Spain , Pope Paul III was persuaded to introduce the Inquisition in Italy and remodel it as the ' Supreme Tribunal of the Inquisition ...
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Henry IV now saw a chance for success . In the following year he turned Catholic . For this he has often been criticized on ... At first Spain was successful against France , but Henry IV brought the war to a successful conclusion by ...
Henry IV now saw a chance for success . In the following year he turned Catholic . For this he has often been criticized on ... At first Spain was successful against France , but Henry IV brought the war to a successful conclusion by ...
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Expediency and success were the only final criteria . The actual success that could be attained in private enterprise and the inefficiency of the governments caused the acceptance of the success doctrine .
Expediency and success were the only final criteria . The actual success that could be attained in private enterprise and the inefficiency of the governments caused the acceptance of the success doctrine .
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TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
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