The Life & Times of Master John Hus |
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Ever zealous for the reform of the Bohemian Church - this , not a change in the doctrine of the church , he considered the purpose of his life — Hus addressed to Archbishop Zbynek a letter which , as Dr. Lechler , a Protestant divine ...
Ever zealous for the reform of the Bohemian Church - this , not a change in the doctrine of the church , he considered the purpose of his life — Hus addressed to Archbishop Zbynek a letter which , as Dr. Lechler , a Protestant divine ...
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The opponents of church - reform , considering the departure of Hus from Prague as a signal victory , became more exigent and more intransigent in consequence of that event . They continued to maintain that Hus had been expelled from ...
The opponents of church - reform , considering the departure of Hus from Prague as a signal victory , became more exigent and more intransigent in consequence of that event . They continued to maintain that Hus had been expelled from ...
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The party opposed to church - reform found a very energetic champion in John the iron , bishop of Litomysl , afterwards of Olomouc . He addressed to the new Archbishop Conrad a letter couched in very strong language , but which ...
The party opposed to church - reform found a very energetic champion in John the iron , bishop of Litomysl , afterwards of Olomouc . He addressed to the new Archbishop Conrad a letter couched in very strong language , but which ...
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EUROPE AND BOHEMIA AT THE TIME OF HUS | 1 |
THE FORERUNNERS OF Hus | 17 |
THE YOUTH OF HUS | 63 |
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