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... scene closes with the final boasting of the chief Vice . The pope will such “ gear advance " that will help them all . First ear - confession , then pardons , then purgatory ; Saints - worshipping then , then seeking of imagery ; Then ...
... scene closes with the final boasting of the chief Vice . The pope will such “ gear advance " that will help them all . First ear - confession , then pardons , then purgatory ; Saints - worshipping then , then seeking of imagery ; Then ...
Page 66
... scene ends with Nobility's co- alition in treason against the king . An interesting point of church and state ... scene by making the pope the instigator of treason — against scriptural authority . The political nature of ecclesi ...
... scene ends with Nobility's co- alition in treason against the king . An interesting point of church and state ... scene by making the pope the instigator of treason — against scriptural authority . The political nature of ecclesi ...
Page 73
... scene is good . It pictures John in the final throes of his dilemma . All except enfeebled England have deserted him , and the Vice as cardinal taunts him with news of a holy crusade against the he- retical king . Polemically the scene ...
... scene is good . It pictures John in the final throes of his dilemma . All except enfeebled England have deserted him , and the Vice as cardinal taunts him with news of a holy crusade against the he- retical king . Polemically the scene ...
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