The Otto system had begun, a close alliance between the German kingdom and the Church. Charlemagne had also carried out a grandiose concept of unity between Church and State, but ecclesiastical thought had given religious overtones to the Frankish state, while Otto planned a state church, owner of a hierarchy that would be a simple branch of government interior of the kingdom. To solve this problem, Otto had to permeate the Church with a new spiritual and moral life, and to liberate himself from the domination of the secular aristocracy. His best guarantee was his deeply religious nature.
IT AFFECTED THEM BY THE WARS WE HAVE FOUGHT WITH THEM
<span>Isaac Allerton and his wife Mary, that's 2.
</span><span>Two daughters, that's also 2.
</span>The daughters both have only ONE brother, so that's 1 more.
2 + 2 + 1= 5
As with most things, it depends.
Some were very supportive. Others like the idea but didn't see the impact on their life. Others were opposed.
As time went on, the middle group joined the first group.
France and Spain are the most popular
