Studies in General History. Teacher's Manual
Studies in General History. Teacher's Manual
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Lombard League (of Italian cities) .• Relative Conditions of Various European Powers.
Papal and ecclesiastical power strengthening, seen in leadership and direction of crusades.^ delegation of temporal power to ecclesiastics by crusa- ders.
1 Those points marked " a " are expected to be obtained from the mate- rial, pp. 326-329.
2 The use of this adjective "Latin" in connection with these new Eastern states is an incidental proof of the way in which the men of the West were still regarded as be...longing to the Latin half of the Roman Empire.
^ Notable as the first important example of these city-leagues, so influ- ential in the later mediaeval history of the Empire.
* This leadership gave the pope, for the time being, command of new material forces of men and money.
Digitized by Google 96 STUDIES IN GENERAL HISTOBY.
Crusading Period. — Continued, *• Concordat of Worms," and other papal victories in Grermany.
interference in temporal affairs, as in conquest of Ireland.
quarrel of John of England with his barons, "continued monopoly of art and literature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lombard League (of Italian cities) .• Relative Conditions of Various European Powers.
Papal and ecclesiastical power strengthening, seen in leadership and direction of crusades.^ delegation of temporal power to ecclesiastics by crusa- ders.
1 Those points marked " a " are expected to be obtained from the mate- rial, pp. 326-329.
2 The use of this adjective "Latin" in connection with these new Eastern states is an incidental proof of the way in which the men of the West were still regarded as be...longing to the Latin half of the Roman Empire.
^ Notable as the first important example of these city-leagues, so influ- ential in the later mediaeval history of the Empire.
* This leadership gave the pope, for the time being, command of new material forces of men and money.
Digitized by Google 96 STUDIES IN GENERAL HISTOBY.
Crusading Period. — Continued, *• Concordat of Worms," and other papal victories in Grermany.
interference in temporal affairs, as in conquest of Ireland.
quarrel of John of England with his barons, "continued monopoly of art and literature.
What to read after Studies in General History. Teacher's Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Sheldon Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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