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Innocent III
INNOCENT III Innocent III 1160 - 1216 Pope Pope Innocent III was a firm believer in the most extreme claims of the papacy and his pontificate marks the most powerful moment of Papal domination. Innocent III was the guardian of the young Frederick II but soon became entangled in...
Ohio University: France: Peasants
name gave them prestige. The "master" remained the natural, paternal protector, who knew how to manage possessions and could dispense advances in kind or money, thus keeping tenants and share croppers under his thumb. In addition there were the bourgeoisie, the great benefi...
Revolutions of 1848: France: Peasants
name gave them prestige. The "master" remained the natural, paternal protector, who knew how to manage possessions and could dispense advances in kind or money, thus keeping tenants and share croppers under his thumb. In addition there were the bourgeoisie, the great benefi...
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