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Lay investiture refers to
a. the process by which secular lords took a decisive role in choosing prelates for church offices.
b. clerics guilty of high crimes were imprisoned in the castles of the nobility.
c. lords were selected by clerics to become chivalric defenders of the church.
d. england's henry ii established the common law over the church.
e. worthy lay people were educated for high office by the church.
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Lay investiture refers to
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