A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... universal power . The papacy had ceased to be international . THE CHURCH COUNCILS - FIFTEENTH CENTURY The University of Paris , which wielded a greater intellectual influence than any other institution in Europe , was recognized as the ...
... universal power . The papacy had ceased to be international . THE CHURCH COUNCILS - FIFTEENTH CENTURY The University of Paris , which wielded a greater intellectual influence than any other institution in Europe , was recognized as the ...
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... universal mathematics . The rationalism of the seventeenth century taught that , through reason , self - evi- dent and universal principles could be determined , principles which could be used to curb the irrational and arbitrary ...
... universal mathematics . The rationalism of the seventeenth century taught that , through reason , self - evi- dent and universal principles could be determined , principles which could be used to curb the irrational and arbitrary ...
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... universal military service and universal military training in time of peace as well as war . England did not enlarge her army , but followed the policy of increasing her navy so that it would be larger than the combined fleets of her ...
... universal military service and universal military training in time of peace as well as war . England did not enlarge her army , but followed the policy of increasing her navy so that it would be larger than the combined fleets of her ...
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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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