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Pope Clement XIV: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ...
... and that they were to obey the French leader - Cardinal de Bernis - without question, or ... among them being Cardinal de Bernis, the French leader. Ganganelli's name caught his ear, ...
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Sir Robert Anderson
... have no doubt of its correctness. The place being calculated for - 444, March 12d. 20h., French reckoning, or March 12d. 8h. P. M., it appears that the said time was short ...
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Pope Pius V: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election.
... all pontifical procedures. The commander of the small force which Pius sent to assist the French Catholics was instructed by him to take no Huguenot prisoners but to slay them all ...
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Pope Clement XII: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ...
... of one of his own subjects. The Grand Duke himself warmly recommended Corsini to the French, Spanish and Sardinian Monarchs, each one interpreting this proceeding as a sign of special goodwill ...
www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/triple-crown-clement-xii.htm - 25k
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Pope Clement VIII: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ...
... he may have had to the duchy of Milan and the kingdom of Sicily, the French had completely evacuated the Peninsula and Spanish influence had increased in consequence. The refusal of ...
www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/triple-crown-clement-viii.htm - 28k
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Concluding Chapter.
... governments by preaching tolerance and submission, an attitude, by the way, deeply resented by the French légitimistes and also by the Irish hotheads. He made friendly overtures to Bismarck, with whom ...
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The 7 Trumpets
... of this time period are referred to who utilized the trumpets to predict the coming French Revolution of the 1790's. Perhaps Thomas Goodwin was the earliest, predicting such in 1639. ...
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Pope Leo X: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election.
... for an Englishman to secure. Twenty-five cardinals entered the conclave. The absence of the French element left practically only two contending parties - the young and the old. The former had ...
www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/triple-crown-leo-x.htm - 30k
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Preliminary Chapter.
... century pontiffs occasionally did so. Julius II, for instance, pronounced the exclusion of all pro-French cardinals, who were thus debarred from attending his successor's election, and Pius VI in ...
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Critique of Jeremiah Films' Video on Adventism: Points #21-#80
... its side. But the proclamation made the war a fight against slavery. Most British and French citizens opposed slavery, and so they gave their support to the Union. So World Book ...
www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/jeremiah-films/video-2.htm - 174k
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