Readings in european history ; a collection of extracts from the progress of culture in western Europe since the German invasions /
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Preliminares.
Contents and list of citations.
Readings in European history.
Chapter I. The historical point of view.
Chapter II. Western europe before the barbarian invasions.
Chapter III. The german invasions and the break-up of the roman empire.
Chapter IV. The rise of the papacy.
Chapter V. The monks and the conversion of the germans.
Chapter VI. Charles martel and pippin.
Chapter VII. Charlemagne.
Chapter VIII. The disruption of charlemagne's empire.
Chapter IX. Feudalism.
Chapter X. The development of france.
Chapter XI. England in the middle ages.
Chapter XII. Germany and italy in the tenth and eleventh centuries.
Chapter XIII. The conflict between Gregory VII and Henry IV.
Chapter XIV. The hohenstaufen emperors and the popes.
Chapter V. The crusades.
Chapter XVI. The medleval church at its height.
Chapter XVII. Heresy and the friars.
Chapter XVIII. The people in country and town.
Chapter XIX. The culture of the middle ages.
Chapter XX. The hundred years' war.
Chapter XXI. The popes and the councils.
Chapter XXII. The italian cities and the renaissance.
Index.