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100 1  Stephens, William Richard Ward. 
245 10 Hildebrand and his times|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /
       |cWilliam Richard Ward Stephens. 
250    Unabridged. 
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520    W.R.W. Stephens, the Anglican Dean of Winchester, writes a
       short, lively biography of the great church reformer, 
       Hildebrand of Sovana (1015-1085), afterwards Pope Gregory 
       VII, setting his life within the larger context of the 
       struggle for dominance between the Holy Roman Empire and 
       the Papacy during the Middle Ages. The roots of the 
       conflict can be traced to the alliance made between Pope 
       Stephen II and his successors and the Frankish King Pippin
       and his son Charlemagne to break the power of the Lombard 
       Kingdom in Italy. Later emperors sought first to reform 
       and then to dominate the Papacy, but they finally met 
       their match in Hildebrand, leading to the famous 
       confrontation between Pope and Emperor on the snowy steps 
       of Canossa Castle. Facing an imperial invasion, Pope 
       Gregory took the fatal step of summoning his fierce Norman
       allies. They sacked and burned Rome and carried Hildebrand
       off to Salerno where, his body weak but his spirit unbowed,
       he breathed his last crying, "I have loved righteousness 
       and hated iniquity--therefore I die in exile." After 
       Hildebrand's death, his ally Duchess Matilda, the greatest
       power in northern Italy, continued the struggle with the 
       tragic Emperor, Henry IV, over investiture and reform, a 
       conflict which was only settled under his perfidious son, 
       Henry V. (Pamela Nagami) 
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