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 Counter-Reformation Information
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 The Counter-Reformation (also Catholic Reformation[1][2] or Catholic Revival[2]) denotes the period of Catholic revival from the pontificate of Pope Pius IV in 1560 to the close of the Thirty Years' War, 1648. The Catholic Reformation was a... 
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 Inroads: A Journal of Opinion Successful counter-reformation.
01/01/1999: 2,079 words, approx. 7 pages EDITORIAL ON THE 4TH OF FEBRUARY THEY MET in Ottawa at 24 Sussex Drive. The prime minister and nine premiers signed an agreement on how to manage major social programs. Lucien Bouchard refused to sign, and Jean Charest made it clear that, given... summary from source:
History: Review of New Books The Counter-Reformation.(Review) (book review)
01/01/2000: 617 words, approx. 2 pages Luebke, David M., ed. The Counter-Reformation Oxford: Blackwell Publishers 234 pp., $27.95 paper, ISBN 0-631-21104-7 Publication Date: September 1999 Although it is not immediately apparent, this volume is in fact a collection of nine classic or otherwise significant studies in the field of...
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 Critical Essay by Michael A. Mullett
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In the following essay, Mullett examines how the Catholic Reformation influenced baroque art, including architecture, poetry, drama, and music.
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Critical Essay by H. Outram Evennett
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In the following essay, originally presented as a lecture in May 1951, Evennett analyzes the Spiritual Exercises St. Ignatius had developed as a technique for conversion and describes their influence.
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Critical Essay by Phebe Jensen
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In the following essay, Jensen discusses how the religious censorship practiced by the Elizabethan government was challenged in a sermon by Bishop John Jewell and a manuscript by Edmund Campion.
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This essay talks about the causes and affects of child abuse. When i wrote this essay I put the web address directly into the paper. That is NOT proper MLA format... so if you want to use a direct quote, you will need to go to that website in order to find the paragraph it is in. summary from source:
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