Chapter 13 - The Early Middle Ages Section 4: The Growth of Monarchies

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The Story Continues: Kings, nobles, and church leaders soughtto gain power over one another throughoutthe Middle Ages. King Philip II of France,for example, sought to control the electionof bishops in the French church. ?We warn the canons and monks," Philipordered, ?to elect someone who wil

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Chapter 13 - The Early Middle Ages Section 4: The Growth of Monarchies

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The Early Middle Ages.

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Chapter 7: The Early Middle Ages

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