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Page 58
... Private Wealth , which hath the Church infect With all abusions , and brought it to a sinful sect . Here is Usurped Power , that all kings doth subdue With such authority as is neither good nor true ; And I , last of all , am even sance ...
... Private Wealth , which hath the Church infect With all abusions , and brought it to a sinful sect . Here is Usurped Power , that all kings doth subdue With such authority as is neither good nor true ; And I , last of all , am even sance ...
Page 70
... Private Wealth , dressed as cardinal , comes onstage and bears a mes- sage to the king from the Holy Father : John is to make full restitution for Church properties seized during the interdict , he is to receive Stephen Langton as ...
... Private Wealth , dressed as cardinal , comes onstage and bears a mes- sage to the king from the Holy Father : John is to make full restitution for Church properties seized during the interdict , he is to receive Stephen Langton as ...
Page 71
... Private Wealth and asks him if this is what the Holy Church means by charity . Answering his own question , he denies that such procedure could come from God , rather it proceeds from the devil . Since Private Wealth forbids preaching ...
... Private Wealth and asks him if this is what the Holy Church means by charity . Answering his own question , he denies that such procedure could come from God , rather it proceeds from the devil . Since Private Wealth forbids preaching ...
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