King John and the Norman Church

No one has ever really doubted the oft-asserted theory that no part of the middle ages can be studied apart from the Christian Church. All-embracing in its influence from the fall of Rome to the Reformation, it is generally conceded to have reached its zenith during the pontificate of Innocent III,...

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Published in:The Harvard theological review 1922-01, Vol.15 (1), p.15-40
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