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Page 479
... reform group . He be- came a cardinal and archdeacon of Rome and was able to satisfy his monastic inclinations by reforming the famous Monastery of St. Paul . He demonstrated his love of people by curbing the activities of the petty ...
... reform group . He be- came a cardinal and archdeacon of Rome and was able to satisfy his monastic inclinations by reforming the famous Monastery of St. Paul . He demonstrated his love of people by curbing the activities of the petty ...
Page 492
... reform . These activities- which at the time were considered radical- followed by the outbreak of war with revolu- tionary France in 1793 , split the Whig Party . The emotions generated by the conflict with France , the repressive ...
... reform . These activities- which at the time were considered radical- followed by the outbreak of war with revolu- tionary France in 1793 , split the Whig Party . The emotions generated by the conflict with France , the repressive ...
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... reform movement that sought to purify the Western Church in the 11th century , the last emperor able to dominate the papacy . Youth and marriage . Henry was the son of the emperor Conrad II and Gisela of Swabia . He was more thoroughly ...
... reform movement that sought to purify the Western Church in the 11th century , the last emperor able to dominate the papacy . Youth and marriage . Henry was the son of the emperor Conrad II and Gisela of Swabia . He was more thoroughly ...
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