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Sachsenhausen Appellation

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  • Louis IV
    / Struggle with the Habsburgs

    …his own, notably the so-called Sachsenhausen Appellation of May 22, 1324, in which the charge of heresy was turned against the pope. The argumentation ill-advisedly dealt with constitutional problems touching on the empire as well as with doctrinal points. Louis quickly acknowledged this as a mistake and softened its effect,…

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    …his own, notably the so-called Sachsenhausen Appellation of May 22, 1324, in which the charge of heresy was turned against the pope. The argumentation ill-advisedly dealt with constitutional problems touching on the empire as well as with doctrinal points. Louis quickly acknowledged this as a mistake and softened its effect,…

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