We would endure a time second only in bitterness and division to the Great Schism that attended the Vietnam War.
Meanwhile the Great Schism of the Church rages, before and after Rienzi.
The article covers the period from 1784 to the time of the Great Schism of 1844.
The Great Schism had reduced its religious and political prestige to negligible proportions.
If approached from the religious standpoint, it will be set down either to Jesuits or to the Great Schism of Luther.
The restoration of the pontificate to Rome in 1375 was shortly followed by the Great Schism.
Among the nations of the Earth a Great Schism had arisen, and a wall of ideas was built between east and west.
When the Great Schism arose it was natural that the same methods should be employed by the rival popes against each other.
The question which troubled Armagnac was a last struggle of the Great Schism.
There were, doubtless, other causes than these which rendered this Great Schism so easy of accomplishment.
