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Identifier: storyofmiddleage01hard (find matches)
Title: The story of the middle ages; an elementary history for sixth and seventh grades
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Harding, Samuel Bannister, 1866-1927
Subjects: Middle Ages
Publisher: Chicago, New York, Scott, Foresman and Company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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the kings gained morepower, and began to take from the nobles their feudalrights of raising armies, making war when theypleased, holding courts, and the like. In this waystrong national governments arose in France, in Eng-land, and elsewhere; and it was not long before thesealso came into confiict with the Papacy. The most powerful of these new governments wasthe monarchy of France. Pope Boniface VIII., whohad made such great claims for tlie Papacy,soon got into a quarrel with King Philip defeated byIV., of that country, about some moneymatters; and the way he was treated by the servantsof the King showed that the old power of the popes wasreally gone, equally with the power of the emperors.Boniface was seized at a little town in Italy, where hewas staying, was struck in the face with a glove by oneof his own nobles, and was kept prisoner for severaldays. Although he was soon released, the old Popedied in a few weeks,—of shame and anger, it was said. 220 THE STOUT OF THE MIDDLE AGES
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SEIZURE OF POPE BONIFACE VIII. DECLINE OF PAPAL POWER 221 Xor was this the end of the matter. Within a fewjnonths, the seat of the Papacy was removed fromKome to Aviffnon, on the river Rhone. The Papacy There, for al)ont seventy years, the popes at Avignon . . . (1309-1376). remained under the influence of the kings of France. Tliis period is known as the Bal)ylonian

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  • booksubject:Middle_Ages
  • bookpublisher:Chicago__New_York__Scott__Foresman_and_Company
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