History of mediæval civilization, and of modern to the end of the seventeenth century /
by Charles Seignobos.
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| In collection: | W. B. Yeats Library |
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| Language: | English |
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London :
T. Fisher Unwin,
MCMVIII [1908].
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| Notes: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 435-437). Physical description: xiii, [1], 3-437 pages ; 20 cm Citations/References: A descriptive catalog of W. B. Yeats's library, Edward O'Shea. - New York ; London : Garland, 1985. page 242. more |
Table of Contents:
The Germanic invasion
The Germans and Christianity
The Byzantine Empire
Mohammedanism
Government of the barbarian kings
The feudal system
The Church in the Middle Ages
Oriental civilization in the West
The thirteenth century
Development of political liberty and the progress of the inferior classes
The institutions of England in the Middle Ages
Founding of German states
Cities of the Middle Ages
Progress of patriotism and of royal authority in France
The end of the Middle Ages
Establishment of absolute power in Europe
Inventions and discoveries
Struggle between the House of France and the House of Austria
The Renaissance
The Reformation
The Counter Reformation
Philip II., Elizabeth, Henry IV
Absolute monarchy
International relations
Formation of the English Constitution in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
France in the seventeenth century.
The Germanic invasion
The Germans and Christianity
The Byzantine Empire
Mohammedanism
Government of the barbarian kings
The feudal system
The Church in the Middle Ages
Oriental civilization in the West
The thirteenth century
Development of political liberty and the progress of the inferior classes
The institutions of England in the Middle Ages
Founding of German states
Cities of the Middle Ages
Progress of patriotism and of royal authority in France
The end of the Middle Ages
Establishment of absolute power in Europe
Inventions and discoveries
Struggle between the House of France and the House of Austria
The Renaissance
The Reformation
The Counter Reformation
Philip II., Elizabeth, Henry IV
Absolute monarchy
International relations
Formation of the English Constitution in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
France in the seventeenth century.