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Inquisition : Medieval France
1,031 words, approx. 3 pages . In medieval Latin, the term inquisitio generally conveyed the sense of investigation or inquest. Charlemagne’s agents, the missi dominici, conducted inquests; William the Conqueror’s survey that produced Domesday Book was an inquisitio....
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Inquisition, The Summary
9,047 words, approx. 30 pages The long history of the Inquisition divides easily into two major parts: its creation by the medieval papacy in the early thirteenth century, and its transformation between 1478 and 1542 into permanent governmental bureaucracies—the Spanish,...
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Inquisition Information
2,571 words, approx. 9 pages
 Inquisition (capitalised I) is broadly used in reference to the judgment of heresy by the Roman Catholic Church. It can mean an ecclesiastical tribunal or institution of the Roman Catholic Church for combating or suppressing heresy, a number of...




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 Catholic Insight
Inquisitive about the Inquisition?
11/01/1999: 3,539 words, approx. 12 pages In his 1994 encyclical Tertio millennio adveniente, dealing with the beginning of the third millennium, Pope John Paul said that it was appropriate for the Church to repent of the sins of its officers and its faithful during the last two thousand years:...
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 The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Inquisition not that large
06/16/2004: 595 words, approx. 2 pages Inquisition not that large, says Vatican Pope praises research on church's horrors By FRANCES D'EMILIO Associated Press Wednesday, June 16, 2004 Vatican City -- Torture, burning at the stake and other punishment for the faithful condemned as witches or heretics...
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 The New York Observer
A New York Priest Falls on His Sword
5/15/2005: 804 words, approx. 3 pages Events outpace the written word, showing no mercy for the self-assured. Writing on the Web site Counterpunch.com, Greg C. Estabrook recently suggested that the new Pope might emulate his immediate namesake, Benedict XV, who was "known for three things-putting an end to an intellectual witch-hunt...
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Ecuador to investigate rights abuses
5/5/2007: 370 words, approx. 1 pages Ecuador's new leftist government has set up a truth commission to investigate alleged human rights abuses committed over the last 27 years, particularly during the right-wing administration of former President Leon Febres Cordero.President Rafael Correa said Thursday that the four-member commission _ composed of a...


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