The Life And Times of St Boniface
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His arm had been mighty and prevailing, and he had never shown any opposing spirit to the progress of religion.
Now the structure of Boniface's ecclesiastical organization in Germany had been so recently founded that its fate would evidently for the time depend upon the character and good-will of Carl's successors in the mayoralty. Indeed the state of the empire soon showed not only the necessity of CarVs successors being well disposed towards Chris- tianity, but also possessed of firm and powe...rful hands for government and war. Carl Martel had not been long dead when, in the hope of recovering independency, a revolt occurred in the province of Bavaria and in that of Thuringia to the north of it — ^provinces where Boniface's labours had been greatest.
It is necessary here that we should carry forward SAINT BONIFACE 91 our historical points. First of all it must be explained that Carl left three sons. Two of these, Carloman and Pepin le Bref, were by his first wife ; the other, named Gripho, was by his second.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His arm had been mighty and prevailing, and he had never shown any opposing spirit to the progress of religion.
Now the structure of Boniface's ecclesiastical organization in Germany had been so recently founded that its fate would evidently for the time depend upon the character and good-will of Carl's successors in the mayoralty. Indeed the state of the empire soon showed not only the necessity of CarVs successors being well disposed towards Chris- tianity, but also possessed of firm and powe...rful hands for government and war. Carl Martel had not been long dead when, in the hope of recovering independency, a revolt occurred in the province of Bavaria and in that of Thuringia to the north of it — ^provinces where Boniface's labours had been greatest.
It is necessary here that we should carry forward SAINT BONIFACE 91 our historical points. First of all it must be explained that Carl left three sons. Two of these, Carloman and Pepin le Bref, were by his first wife ; the other, named Gripho, was by his second.
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