A General History of the Catholic Church: From the Commencement of the Christian Era Until the Present Time (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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I. General view of the seventh period - 2. State of the world at the death of Julius II. - 3. Election of Leo X. - 4. Reinstatement of the Cardinals Car Vajal and St. Severinua - 5. Reformatory canons of the Lateran Council. 6. Decree of the council concerning the press. - 7. Decree on the Manta-cle piété - S. Decrees for the pacification of Christian princes, and against the errors of Pomponatius on the immortality of the soul Peace between Louis XII. And the Holy See. - 10. Death of Louis XII - 11. Accession of Francis I. His policy. Policy of Leo X. - 12. Cardinal Matthew Schinner. Battle of Marignan. - 13. Treaty of peace between Leo X. And Francis I. 14. Question of the kingdom of Naples - 15. The Concordat of Leo X; between the Holy See and France. - 16. Review of the concordal - 17. Last session of the seventh general council. - 18. League against France. Pru dence of Leo X. - 19. Theologians. Cajetan. Adrian of Utrecht, etc. - 20. Linguistics. The exact sciences - 21. Historians. Machiavelli. 22. Paolo Giovio. Guicciardini.-23. Poets. Ariosto. Vida. Sannazaro. -24. Michael Angelo. Raphael. - 25. Conspiracy among the cardinals against the life of the Holy Father - 26. Luther. The cause of his success.

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