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The Friar Of Carcassonne Revolt Against The Inquisition In The Last Days Of The Cathars Stephen Oshea

Name: The Friar Of Carcassonne Revolt Against The Inquisition In The Last Days Of The Cathars Stephen Oshea
SKU: BELL-43811352
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (84 reviews)

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The Friar Of Carcassonne Revolt Against The Inquisition In The Last Days Of The Cathars Stephen Oshea instant download after payment.

Publisher: Douglas & McIntyre

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.33 MB

Pages: 304

Author: Stephen O'Shea

ISBN: 9781553655510, 9781846683206, 1553655516, 1846683203

Language: English

Year: 2011

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The Friar Of Carcassonne Revolt Against The Inquisition In The Last Days Of The Cathars Stephen Oshea by Stephen O'shea 9781553655510, 9781846683206, 1553655516, 1846683203 instant download after payment.

Nearly a century had passed since Languedoc had been put to the sword in the Albigensian Crusade, but the stain of Catharism still lay on the land. Any accusation of Catharism invited peril. But repression bred resentment and it was in Carcassonne that resistance began to stir. In 1300 a great orator emerged who brought together the currents of resistance. Three years later the terrible prisons were stormed and the inmates set free. The orator was a Franciscan friar, Bernard Délicieux. The forces ranged against Delicieux included the ruthless Pope Boniface VII, the Machiavellian French King Philip IV and the grand inquisitor of Toulouse Bernard Gui (the villain ofThe Name of the Rose).This magnificent book, which forms a kind of sequel to Stephen O'Shea's bestsellingThe Perfect Heresy, tells his inspiring life and tragic story.