Indulgences in Late Medieval England: Passports to Paradise?

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Medieval Literature and History Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Medieval and Early Modern Justice

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Introduction 1. Doctrine and development 2. Pardons for every occasion 3. Nooks, crannies, needles, haystacks - the sources 4. The practicalities of pardons 5. A pardoner there was ... 6. Devotion and veneration 7. Indulgences debated 8. Responses and appreciations 9. Indulgences in England's economy 10. Into oblivion: the reign of Henry VIII 11. Conclusion.

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