Inkvizitsiia i inkvizitory vo Frantsii - Moskovskikh N.

After the Albiga Idah Crusade, a series of military campaigns to eradicate the heresy in the south of France in 1209-1229, the Catholic Church established sacred tribunals, entrusting them with a secret search for heretics who still managed to protect themselves from it punishing the gums. Thus in France began the formation of the Inquisition, which later spread throughout the Catholic world. Natalia Moskovski tells how the French Inquisition was arranged, what were its features, how she interacted with the papal throne and royal power. As well as how prisons were arranged, how the suspects were interrogated, what tortures were in motion and what punishments were practiced by the inquisition court. This is complemented by a historical essay on the activities of the Inquisition in France in the 13th and 18th centuries, describing its most high-profile investigations and the actions of the famous Inquisitors.