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Pagina 13
... England was soon stirred to its inmost depths ; and the influence of the new doctrines was soon felt , even in the distant kingdom of Bohemia . Bohemia , indeed , there had long been a predisposition to heresy . Merchants from the Lower ...
... England was soon stirred to its inmost depths ; and the influence of the new doctrines was soon felt , even in the distant kingdom of Bohemia . Bohemia , indeed , there had long been a predisposition to heresy . Merchants from the Lower ...
Pagina 15
... England . Within fifty years from the day on which Luther publicly renounced com- munion with the Papacy , and burned the bull of Leo before the gates of Wittenberg , Protestantism attained its highest ascendency , an ascendency which ...
... England . Within fifty years from the day on which Luther publicly renounced com- munion with the Papacy , and burned the bull of Leo before the gates of Wittenberg , Protestantism attained its highest ascendency , an ascendency which ...
Pagina 16
... England to re- nounce all connection with Rome were dictated by the Sovereign of Spain . The feeling of the Spanish people concurred with the interest of the Spanish government . The attachment of the Castilian to the faith of his ances ...
... England to re- nounce all connection with Rome were dictated by the Sovereign of Spain . The feeling of the Spanish people concurred with the interest of the Spanish government . The attachment of the Castilian to the faith of his ances ...
Pagina 28
... England , the jails were filled with men who , though zealous for the Reformation , did not exactly agree with the ... England existed for England alone . It was an institution as purely local as the Court of Common Pleas , and was ...
... England , the jails were filled with men who , though zealous for the Reformation , did not exactly agree with the ... England existed for England alone . It was an institution as purely local as the Court of Common Pleas , and was ...
Pagina 36
... England was united with Catholic France , then governed by a priest , against Catholic Spain . Wil- liam the Third , the eminently Protestant hero , was at the head of a coalition which included many Catholic powers , and which was ...
... England was united with Catholic France , then governed by a priest , against Catholic Spain . Wil- liam the Third , the eminently Protestant hero , was at the head of a coalition which included many Catholic powers , and which was ...
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