A Crisis in the Middle Ages
James Clement Moffat
Pope Gregory VII. had pronounced excommunication upon Henry IV., Emperor of Germany, and divided the German princes. The latter held a meeting, at which it was resolved that should be invited to Augsburg hear, in an assembly princes, all charges against their emperor, after final decision case left pope. But if Henry, by any fault his own, remained under year, he considered incapable ruling forever. Meanwhile live private capacity.
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