Medieval Papalism the Political Theories of the Medieval Canonists by Walter Ullman Vintage Hardcover Book 1949

Medieval Papalism the Political Theories of the Medieval Canonists by Walter Ullman Vintage Hardcover Book 1949

<Condition is Good as Pictured> (normal wear with markings, bumped/rubbed corners, visible edge-wear, some small chips/rips, previous owners name inside front cover, stamp on page edges from the library of Clark Knowlton University of Utah))

—This book deals with the problem of State and Church in the Middle Ages from a new angle. It not only shows how and why the medieval popes pursued a policy of world domination, but also discloses the ideas by which the papal monarchs were primarily influenced.

***Provenance - from the library of Clark S Knowlton, signed & stamped⬇️

Clark S. Knowlton, a University of Utah sociology professor and social activist honored for his scholarly and community-based research in ethnic minority issues

An expert on land-grant and border issues, segregation, discrimination and inequality, Mr. Knowlton worked to bring the concerns of the poor and downtrodden to the attention of the public and the scholarly community.His research focused on Hispanic Americans as well as Syrians and Lebanese in Brazil. He was inducted into the Utah Rural Development Corp.'s Migrant Worker Advocate Hall of Fame in 1987, and in recognition for his service to the culture and history of New Mexico, was named an Honorable Colonel and Aide de Camp for the state. Before joining the Utah faculty, he was a professor of sociology at universities in Tennessee, Georgia, New Mexico and Texas.

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