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... institutions and , as such , not controlled by the church . On the other hand , the Protestant states of the Reformation created their own new state universities , such as Marburg in 1527 , Königsberg in 1544 , and Jena in 1558. As a ...
... institutions and , as such , not controlled by the church . On the other hand , the Protestant states of the Reformation created their own new state universities , such as Marburg in 1527 , Königsberg in 1544 , and Jena in 1558. As a ...
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... institutions of mercy The relation- ship of rich and poor its own orphanage. The develop- ment of exorcism ... institutions under the leadership or supervision of a bishop . The meaningful centralization of the different existing ...
... institutions of mercy The relation- ship of rich and poor its own orphanage. The develop- ment of exorcism ... institutions under the leadership or supervision of a bishop . The meaningful centralization of the different existing ...
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... institutions offering a lower degree of security , such as prison camps or farms , and local jails , each managed ... institutions , often designated under names that imply that their purpose is treatment or correction rather than ...
... institutions offering a lower degree of security , such as prison camps or farms , and local jails , each managed ... institutions , often designated under names that imply that their purpose is treatment or correction rather than ...
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