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Medieval history

the argument, from Moore, that from the eleventh century European elites built systems of persecution targeting heretics, Jews, lepers and others.

In medieval history, persecuting society refers to the argument, from Moore, that from the eleventh century European elites built systems of persecution targeting heretics, Jews, lepers and others. This meaning comes from Moore (1987) in The formation of a persecuting society.[1]

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Moore, R. I. (1987). The formation of a persecuting society. Blackwell Publishing Professional. ISBN 9780631137467

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