The Pope's Men: The Papal Civil Service in the Renaissance.

Charles L. Stinger · Peter D. Partner

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List of tables Abbreviations Introduction The Roman Court and Papal civil service Why did men become Papal officials? Recruitment, organization, and performance The curial point of view The Italian Notables and their church interests The struggle for place in the Roman court Bibliography Appendix Index

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