PPT-Historical context: 1453—Hundred Years’ War ends
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1512Sistine Chapel is finished 1517Luther posts the 95 Theses When we left off I have given you Adam neither a predetermined place nor a particular aspect nor any
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Historical context: 1453—Hundred Years’ War ends: Transcript
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