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Seignobos' "History of Medieval and Modern Civilization" contains two well written chapters on "The End of the Middle Ages and the Establishment of Absolute Power in Europe" (chapters xv xvi). SEGNOBUS'S HISTORY OF MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN CIVILIZATION CONTAINS TWO WELL WRITTEN CHAPTERS ON THE END OF THE MIDDLE AGES AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ABSOLUTE POWER IN EUROPE CHAPTERS FIFTEEN
nst the Moors. b. Union of Castile and Aragon and fall of Granada. c. Spain in the new world. d. Maximilian’s marriages. 2. The Ottoman Turks. a. Appearance in time of the Crusades. b. Invasions of Europe. c. Conquest of Constantinople, 1453. 3. Switzerland--struggle for independence. 4. The Baltic States. a. The Union of Calmar, 1397. b. Independence of Sweden.--Gustavus Vasa. It will be noted that new material is presented in this connection, as, for example, in the case of all the new powers, and also to some extent in the treatment of Germany and Italy. Bibliography. The text-book will probably furnish adequate material not only for the Hundred Years’ War itself, but for the gradual development of France and England in the years preceding the struggle. Lodge, in the preface to “The Close of the Middle Ages,” states some of the problems involved in a study of the period. In his concluding chapter he attempts to characterize the Middle Ages and show their relation to the Renaissance. S AGAINST THE MOORS B UNION OF CASTILE AND ARAGON AND FALL OF GRENADA C SPAIN IN THE NEW WORLD D MAXIMILIAN'S MARRIAGES TWO THE OTTOMAN TURKS A APPEARANCE IN TIME OF THE CRUSADES B INVASIONS OF EUROPE C CONQUEST OF CONSTANTINOPLE FOURTEEN FIFTY THREE SWITZERLAND STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE FOUR THE BALTIC STATES A THE UNION OF CARMAR THIRTEEN NINETY SEVEN B INDEPENDENCE OF SWEDEN GUSTAVUS VASSE IT WILL BE NOTED THAT NEW MATERIAL IS PRESENTED IN THIS CONNECTION AS FOR EXAMPLE IN THE CASE OF ALL THE NEW POWERS AND ALSO TO SOME EXTENT IN THE TREATMENT OF GERMANY AND ITALY BIBLIOGRAPHY THE TEXT BOOK WILL PROBABLY FURNISH ADEQUATE MATERIAL NOT ONLY FOR THE HUNDRED YEARS WAR ITSELF BUT FOR THE GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND IN THE YEARS PRECEDING THE STRUGGLE LODGE IN THE PREFACE TO THE CLOSE OF THE MIDDLE AGES STATES SOME OF THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN A STUDY OF THE PERIOD IN HIS CONCLUDING CHAPTER HE ATTEMPTS TO CHARACTERIZE THE MIDDLE AGES AND SHOW THEIR RELATION TO THE RENAISSANCE
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