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Hincmar, Archbishop of Rheims, his youth and preparation for a career
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of History, 1965
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Archbishop Rotrou of Rouen (1164-1183): A Career Churchman in the Twelfth-Century
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The Political Career of Archbishop Bruno of Cologne: Ottonian Statesman of Tenth-Century Germany
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Rulers and the Wolf: Archbishop Wulfstan, Anglo-Saxon Kings, and the Problems of His Present
<p>Until now, Wulfstan, Archbishop of Yorks relationship to and view of Anglo-Saxon kingship has never been comprehensively examined. The lack of attention this topic has received is a glaring omission in Wulfstan scholarship. Wulfstan worked under two kings, \xc6thelred and Cnut, and he had an …
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To what extent do the writings of Archbishop Wulfstan of York demonstrate a survival of heathen practices?
Archbishop Wulfstan of York (d. 1023) was one of the most important legal and political thinkers of the early Middle Ages and lived through the political uncertainty of King Æthelred and the Norse invasions resulting in the ascendancy of King Cnut. Although Christianity dominated the country, …
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'There was never man handled as I am' : the legacy and significance of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, 1558-1660
For centuries, historians and theologians have acknowledged the pre-eminent role of Thomas Cranmer in the English Reformation. However, his significance as an enduring religious influence in the century following his martyrdom has not received close investigation. This thesis traces the legacy and …
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The Building Program of Archbishop Walter de Gray: Architectural Production and Reform in the Archdiocese of York, 1215-1255
Walter de Gray became archbishop of York in 1215 while attending the Fourth Lateran Council in Rome. King John of England recommended Walter for the role, and the new archbishop ruled for the next four decades with the skills of a well-connected royal administrator and a commitment to reforming his …
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Religion, politics and Symbolic Performance: An Analysis Of The Work Of Archbishop Desmond Tutu From July 1989 To February 1990
… follows the performances of Desmond Tutu, the Archbishop of Cape Town, from the international release of theological statement until the release of South African political prisoner, Nelson Mandela. The leadership of the Archbishop is analysed using the broad methodological framework of …
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The confrontation between the Archbishop of Cape Town, Joost de Blank, and the South African government on racial policies, 1957-1963
… from a reading of Alan Paton's Apartheid and the Archbishop which in covering the political aspects of Geoffrey Clayton's archbishopric inspired me to attempt the same for the term of Joost de Blank. The racial legislation passed since 1948 is discussed at the outset as it is the backdrop against …
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A Preliminiary Survey of the Life of the Most Reverend Joesph Sadoc Alemany, O.P. First Bishop of San Francisco
… pages, reference Is made to the visits of the Archbishop, the Most Reverend Joseph Sadoc Alemany. The notes breathe a respect and veneration which grows warmer with the years, expressing a deep sense of loss when the news of his resignation was announced. After reading through the notations …
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Transatlantic Tales and Democratic Dreams: Archbishop Gaetano Bedini, Alessandro Gavazzi, and the Struggle to Define Republican Liberty in a Revolutionary Age, 1848-1854
Catholic Archbishop Gaetano Bedini's 1853-1854 visit to the United States catalyzed a series of disturbances and debates over the limits of responsive government, free speech, and religious liberty. The Papal Nuncio's supporters and critics both drew on transatlantic tales and republican visions, …
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Disturbing the Ecological Pastoral: An Examination of Willa Cather's Fictional Spaces in <em>My Ántonia</em> and <em>Death Comes for the Archbishop</em>
… novels, and second on <em>Death Comes for the Archbishop</em>, whose narrative unravels on the New Mexican landscape. I argue that Cather treats these spaces differently. In <em>My Ántonia</em>, she maps a horizontal space and a land that is shallow, with little room to acknowledge the Native …
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The Conflict Between Thomas Becket and Henry II
… their way from London to the Court of Theobald, Archbishop of Canterbury, which was at the archiepiscopal manor of Harrow-on-the-Hill.|The one was a plain serving-man, whose name was Ralph of London. The other was scarce distinguishable from him by his dress, as the simplicity of the times …
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Thomas Cranmer's Register: a record of archiepiscopal administration in diocese and province
… Palace Library forms an important record of the archbishop's administration in diocese and province. Called from relative obscurity in 1533 to be archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Cranmer was thrust into the heady world of Tudor politics. The government’s use of the archbishop's diocesan and …
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A theological assessment of the socio-political role of the Church of the Province of South Africa (1904-1930) with special reference to the influence of Archbishop William Marlborough Carter
… William Marlborough Carter was elected Archbishop at the time when the CPSA was experiencing a second paradigm shift. During the period of Carter's archiepiscopate the notorious and oppressive Land Act, the Mines and Works Act, the Colour Bar Act and the Hertzog Bills sought to entrench …
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Child Soldiers: victims or perpetrators - how they are treated under international law and Sierra Leonean law
Archbishop Desmond Tutu once said: 'We must not close our eyes to the fact that child soldiers are both victims and perpetrators. They sometimes carry out the most barbaric acts of violence. But no matter what the child is guilty of, the main responsibility lies with us, the adults. There is simply …
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The Thomas Becket affair: an emotional journey
… history. The struggle between the king and the archbishop is well-known, but the reasons and driving forces behind the struggle are less clear. Although widely accepted as a clash of personalities, not much emphasis has been given to the emotions that would have led to the clash. Emotions can be …
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