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A more satisfactory beginning would have been to bring down the most visible lay supporter of the young Sancho . Yet truly there could be no enthusiasm for the measure on the part of [ 340 ] any of the members of the dynasty apart from the king himself , his new queen , and the young Sancho . The young Alfonso confirms or is cited in no less than thirty-seven of the seventy-one charters of her reign dating after 1113 . The dating formula is somewhat altered but usually continues to give the day , month , and year of issuance , the latter in the Spanish era . One must conceive cooks , grooms , drovers , and carters spreading over the countryside about their essential tasks of replenishment , sometimes paying and sometimes not , but in any event leaving the scant surpluses of eleventh-century larders and flocks sadly depleted and their owners contemplating with dismay the endless time before the next harvest , the next vintage , or the next foaling . He appreciated the fundamental strategic importance of Toledo both before and after 1085 . The three-cornered ecclesiastical rivalry that developed from late 1114 among Toledo , Braga , and Compostela ultimately destroyed the career of Archbishop Maurice of Braga and gravely threatened the independence of his church . Indeed , perhaps the greatest advantage of this agreement was that it largely severed the connection between the young heir and the old particularist party of Galicia . “ I think that [ passage of the bill ] would show that Louisiana is concerned and that it is interested in allowing the young people of its state access to [ public ] records , ” Barker said.He wants the law to go into effect before his birthday on Sept. 24 so that he can make an open-records request while still a minor — and have his request granted . The endless fascination of politics , and its handmaid , gossip , must have helped relieve the tedium . The third of the Spanish bishops at the Council of Clermont was Bishop Amor of Lugo .