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... Holy Church . The issue was clear when Stephen signed his famous charter con- taining the following important paragraph : I , Stephen , by the grace of God and the assent of the clergy and peo- ple elected king of the English , and ...
... Holy Church . The issue was clear when Stephen signed his famous charter con- taining the following important paragraph : I , Stephen , by the grace of God and the assent of the clergy and peo- ple elected king of the English , and ...
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... Church , it is little wonder that the office of Vicar of Christ had suffered and was un- able to inspire absolute ... Holy Church hath determined that it is needful for a Christian man to go a pilgrimage to holy places , and there ...
... Church , it is little wonder that the office of Vicar of Christ had suffered and was un- able to inspire absolute ... Holy Church hath determined that it is needful for a Christian man to go a pilgrimage to holy places , and there ...
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... Holy Church " and more . " John declares that he is willing to adhere to all of the pope's demands , except for receiving Langton because Langton is " inclined to sturdiness and sedition . " Yet , if the man will promise “ new behaviour ...
... Holy Church " and more . " John declares that he is willing to adhere to all of the pope's demands , except for receiving Langton because Langton is " inclined to sturdiness and sedition . " Yet , if the man will promise “ new behaviour ...
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