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Handbook of European history, 1400-1600: late Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation, Vol. 1

Thomas A. Brady, Heiko Augustinus. Oberman and James D. Tracy 1994 © Brill Academic Publishers Inc.
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  • 9789004097605 (hardcover)
  • 9789004391659 (ebook)
Subject
  • European: 1400-1800
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  • Table of Contents

  • Reviews

  • Stats

  • Frontmatter
  • Editor's Preface (page vii)
  • List of Abbreviations (page ix)
  • List of Maps (page x)
  • List of Tables and Figures (page xi)
  • Introduction: Renaissance and Reformation, Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Era (page xiii)
  • Part 1. The Framework of Everyday Life: Structures (page xxv)
    • 1. Population (Jan de Vries, page 1)
    • 2. Family, Household, and Community (Merry E. Wiesner, page 51)
    • 3. The World of the Village (Thomas W. Robisheaux, page 79)
    • 4. Economic Cycles and Structural Changes (Bartolomé Yun, page 113)
    • 5. Patterns of Trade, Money, and Credit (John H. Munro, page 147)
    • 6. Urban Communities: The Rulers and the Ruled (Steven Rowan, page 197)
    • 7. Elements of Popular Belief (Robert W. Scribner, page 231)
    • 8. Aliens Within: The Jews and Antijudaism (Robert Bonfil, page 263)
  • Part 2. Politics, Power, and Authority: Assertions (page 303)
    • 9. The Church in the Fifteenth Century (John Van Engen, page 305)
    • 10. The Italian States in the "Long Sixteenth Century" (John A. Marino, page 331)
    • 11. France from Charles VII to Henry IV (Bernard Chevalier, page 369)
    • 12. England under the Tudors (David M. Loades, page 403)
    • 13. The Habsburg Lands: the Holy Roman Empire (Volker Press, page 437)
    • 14. The Habsburg Lands: Iberia (Henry Kamen, page 467)
    • 15. The Burgundian-Habsburg Netherlands (Hugo de Schepper, page 499)
    • 16. The Art of War (Michael E. Mallett, page 535)
    • 17. Taxation and State Debt (James D. Tracy, page 563)
    • 18. The Ottomans and Europe (Cemal Kafadar, page 589)
    • 19. The Seaborne Empires (Wolfgang Reinhard, page 637)
  • Conclusion: Structures and Assertions (page 665)
  • Appendix 1: The Coinages of Renaissance Europe, ca. 1500 (John H. Munro, page 671)
  • Appendix 2: European Rulers, 1400-1650 (page 679)
  • Index of Persons (page 689)
  • Index of Places (page 701)
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SCJ 26.3 (Autumn, 1995): 753-756 http://www.jstor.org/stable/2543207
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