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8. That was Abbot Almaric who led the army.

Thu Feb 7, 2013, 10:45 AM

Feb 2013

I guarantee you his army was not composed of monks. Who do you think supplied the army, and why? Hint: it was not to spare themselves from Purgatory.

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The Role of Religion in Civil Wars [View all] rug Feb 2013 OP

'Ever'? I think it sometimes has been muriel_volestrangler Feb 2013 #1

Taiping? No, it was religious, for the leaders muriel_volestrangler Feb 2013 #4

It was the *pope's* perception of the beliefs muriel_volestrangler Feb 2013 #7

That was Abbot Almaric who led the army. rug Feb 2013 #8

Calling the Albigensian Crusade a civil war okasha Feb 2013 #9

No, it wasn't about Aquitaine/Gascony muriel_volestrangler Feb 2013 #10

Even the English Civil War Adsos Letter Feb 2013 #3

The Scottish part of the Civil Wars was more so muriel_volestrangler Feb 2013 #5