The king, thus dispossessed of royal power, was soon sensible of the contempt into which he was fallen.
This king’s greatness of mind therefore deserves our admiration, because he never attempted to use his wealth for anything else but the acquisition of royal power,—an object than which none greater can be mentioned.
For this campaign convinced the Europeans as well as the Asiatics that he was worthy of royal power.
The more, therefore, the popular leaders in Scotland considered their situation, the less apprehension did they entertain of royal power, and the more rigorously did they insist on entire satisfaction.
Charles, meanwhile, continued still to levy this duty by his own authority, and the nation was so accustomed to that exertion of royal power, that no scruple was at first entertained of submitting to it.
Sidenote: Steady Growth of Royal Power in France] Meanwhile, centralized political institutions had been taking slow but tenacious root in the country.
It is remarkable that the greatest increase of royal powerin Europe dates precisely from the commencement of Protestantism.
When we consider what has taken place in France, we remark that religious wars have always given an ascendency to royal power.
Who is not aware of the exaggerations given to the prerogatives of royal power, when the Jesuits were to be expelled, and the authority of the Sovereign Pontiff impugned?
Indeed, it was to Rome that churchmen looked for help when the law of conscience to which they adhered was in danger of being trodden down by royal power.
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