The Period of the Reformation 1517 1648
The Period of the Reformation 1517 1648
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like is unique in history. It arose from an idea that Richelieu was the man to establish the greatest monarchy in the world.
Richelieu began to take part in the government about 1620; first in the anxious position of a mediator between two contending parties at Court, then as the leading man who ruled everything.
He had been trained in a remarkable political school.
When the States-General met in 1614 he was under thirty years of age, but had excited general surprise by his gift of eloquence. H...e early betrayed the qualifications of a born statesman, whom chance only had clothed in the ecclesias- tical garb ; indeed he afterwards displayed more skill in everything than in the affairs of the Church. The Roman purple was to him but an outward garment, though a wel- come aid on account of the authority it conferred.
In the seventeenth century the ecclesiastical power had still weight enough to accomplish more than the secular arm, and it is certain that Richelieu could not have ven- tured on many of the things which he did without the palladium of the clerical garb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
like is unique in history. It arose from an idea that Richelieu was the man to establish the greatest monarchy in the world.
Richelieu began to take part in the government about 1620; first in the anxious position of a mediator between two contending parties at Court, then as the leading man who ruled everything.
He had been trained in a remarkable political school.
When the States-General met in 1614 he was under thirty years of age, but had excited general surprise by his gift of eloquence. H...e early betrayed the qualifications of a born statesman, whom chance only had clothed in the ecclesias- tical garb ; indeed he afterwards displayed more skill in everything than in the affairs of the Church. The Roman purple was to him but an outward garment, though a wel- come aid on account of the authority it conferred.
In the seventeenth century the ecclesiastical power had still weight enough to accomplish more than the secular arm, and it is certain that Richelieu could not have ven- tured on many of the things which he did without the palladium of the clerical garb.
What to read after The Period of the Reformation 1517 1648?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludwig Häusser to read onlineMoreLess
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