The Gallican Church; a History of the Church of France, From the Concordat of Bologna, A.D. 1516, to the Revolution

"The Gallican Church; a History of the Church of France, From the Concordat of Bologna, A.D. 1516, to the Revolution, Volume 1" by William Henley Jervis, offers a detailed examination of the French Church during a pivotal period in European history. Beginning with the Concordat of Bologna in 1516, this volume explores the intricate relationship between the French monarchy and the papacy, the rise of Gallicanism, and the social, political, and religious forces that shaped the Church of France leading up to the Revolution.

Jervis meticulously chronicles the key events, figures, and theological debates that defined the era, providing valuable insights into the complexities of religious life and its impact on French society. This historical account is an essential resource for scholars and anyone interested in understanding the evolution of the Church in France and its role in the broader context of European history.

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