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July 16, 2014 Leave a Comment

The Clergy’s Privileges

The Constitutions of Clarendon explained.  Seperation of church and state -- importance of Becket's story thereto.Continuing Becket's Murder,our

July 14, 2014 Leave a Comment

The King’s Feud Begins

Conflict between church courts and state courts begins.Continuing Becket's Murder,our selection from History of England, From the First Invasion

July 13, 2014 Leave a Comment

The Bishop’s Role in the Church

A review of a history of church law and civil law from Constantine's time to Becket's.Continuing Becket's Murder,our selection from History of

July 11, 2014 Leave a Comment

Morgan’s Buccaneers Reaches Pacific Coast

At this sight, which announced the speedy termination of their miseries, they were transported with joy.Continuing Buccaneers Sack Panama,our

July 7, 2014 Leave a Comment

Unbearably Wearisome Final Period of His Reign

. . . profligate extravagance, revolting cruelty, and tottering incapacity--is as fatiguing as it is uninstructive.Today's installment concludes

July 6, 2014 Leave a Comment

Building Versailles Palace

He was building Versailles: transplanting to its arid sands whole groves of full-grown trees from the depths of distant forests. . . ."Continuing

July 2, 2014 Leave a Comment

Bad Conseqences of the War

But Louis' mad career of triumph against the Dutch was gradually being brought to a close.Continuing Louis XIV Establishes Absolute Monarchy in

June 30, 2014 Leave a Comment

Take Their Goods and Burn Their Houses

The government was not plundered as it had been, but itself was exhausting the very springs of wealth by its impoverishment of the people.Continuing

June 29, 2014 Leave a Comment

The Remarkable Coincidence

Louis XIV's kingly power soared, single and supreme, over prostrate foes.Continuing Louis XIV Establishes Absolute Monarchy in France,our

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