Pope Innocent XI: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ... ... more especially prompted by the hereditary anti-Spanish policy of his house, and Spain, once ... such that it completely overshadowed his anti-Spanish policy; if a double victory could be ...
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Pope Pius VIII: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ... no other subject being of the slightest interest to him. The Marquis de Labrador, the Spanish Ambassador, was a taciturn, solemn diplomat, who shunned society, went for long solitary walks, and ...
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Pope Julius III: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ... and secure in the good graces of Charles. He was the natural leader of the Spanish party, but the fact of his being himself a candidate robbed him of most of ...
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Pope Clement VII: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ... ... The Emperor Charles had been as good as his word and was supporting Medici. The Spanish party, though only commanding seventeen votes, was really the strongest of the two, because it ...
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Pope Benedict XIII: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ... ... confederate in the Sacred College, and after mature reflection, he settled on Alberoni, the erstwhile Spanish minister, who was a free lance and in urgent need of money. Alberoni's whitewash ...
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Pope Pius VI: Proceedings of the Conclave that led to his election. ... have succeeded in doing so had not the invaluable Azara given them protection in the Spanish Embassy. Meanwhile a letter written by Pius to the Emperor Francis II was intercepted by ...
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Critique of Jeremiah Films' Video on Adventism: Points #81-#130 ... different product. The wigs she described were "monstrous bunches of curled hair, cotton, seagrass, wool, Spanish moss, and other multitudinous abominations." [The Health Reformer, July 1867] One woman said that her ...
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