A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... successful , it spread to Italy and France . The Inquisition had never been under the complete control of the papacy . It was dying out once more when it was revived in Spain in 1477 , where orthodoxy had been immeasurably strengthened ...
... successful , it spread to Italy and France . The Inquisition had never been under the complete control of the papacy . It was dying out once more when it was revived in Spain in 1477 , where orthodoxy had been immeasurably strengthened ...
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... successful against France , but Henry IV brought the war to a successful conclusion by the Treaty of Vervins . The religious wars were now over and Henry could turn to a policy of pacification . THE EDICT OF NANTES The king came to ...
... successful against France , but Henry IV brought the war to a successful conclusion by the Treaty of Vervins . The religious wars were now over and Henry could turn to a policy of pacification . THE EDICT OF NANTES The king came to ...
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... successful application of this principle to far - distant trade was the English East India Company , which held the monopoly of trade in India and China . In 1657 , the British East India Company got a permanent stock , and members ...
... successful application of this principle to far - distant trade was the English East India Company , which held the monopoly of trade in India and China . In 1657 , the British East India Company got a permanent stock , and members ...
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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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