A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages; volume II
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The volume traces the development and operations of the medieval inquisition across different regions, showing how ecclesiastical tribunals and mendicant orders established inquisitorial procedure amid local resistance, political entanglements, and scarce juridical infrastructure. It recounts struggles to suppress heterodox movements, tensions between church authorities and secular rulers, recurring abuses and popular unrest, procedural inventions such as trials, imprisonment, and public penance, and the gradual consolidation and reform of inquisitorial practice. The narrative balances case studies of contested districts with analysis of legal measures, confiscation and its political effects, and the eventual tightening of institutions and administrative reforms intended to curb excesses.
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