Cambridge Modern History. Volume 03, The Wars of Religion

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Authors: Various In Year : 1904

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Preface by A.W. Ward, G.W. Prothero and Stanley Leathes
Chapter I. The Wars of Religion in France by A. J. Butler (part 1)
Chapter I. The Wars of Religion in France by A. J. Butler (part 2)
Chapter I. The Wars of Religion in France by A. J. Butler (part 3)
Chapter I. The Wars of Religion in France by A. J. Butler (part 4)
Chapter I. The Wars of Religion in France by A. J. Butler (part 5)
Chapter II. French Humanism and Montaigne by A. A. Tilley (part 1)
Chapter II. French Humanism and Montaigne by A. A. Tilley (part 2)
Chapter III. The Catholic Reaction, and the Valois and Báthory Elections, in Poland by R. Nisbet Bain (part 1)
Chapter III. The Catholic Reaction, and the Valois and Báthory Elections, in Poland by R. Nisbet Bain (part 2)
Chapter III. The Catholic Reaction, and the Valois and Báthory Elections, in Poland by R. Nisbet Bain (part 3)
Chapter IV. The Height of the Ottoman Power by Moritz Brosch (part 1)
Chapter IV. The Height of the Ottoman Power by Moritz Brosch (part 2)
Chapter IV. The Height of the Ottoman Power by Moritz Brosch (part 3)
Chapter IV. The Height of the Ottoman Power by Moritz Brosch (part 4)
Chapter V. The Empire under Ferdinand I and Maximilian II by A. W. Ward (part 1)
Chapter V. The Empire under Ferdinand I and Maximilian II by A. W. Ward (part 2)
Chapter V. The Empire under Ferdinand I and Maximilian II by A. W. Ward (part 3)
Chapter V. The Empire under Ferdinand I and Maximilian II by A. W. Ward (part 4)
Chapter VI. The Revolt of the Netherlands by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 1)
Chapter VI. The Revolt of the Netherlands by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 2)
Chapter VI. The Revolt of the Netherlands by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 3)
Chapter VI. The Revolt of the Netherlands by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 4)
Chapter VII. Willian the Silent by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 1)
Chapter VII. Willian the Silent by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 2)
Chapter VII. Willian the Silent by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 3)
Chapter VII. Willian the Silent by the Rev. George Edmundson (part 4)
Chapter VIII. Mary Stewart by Thomas Graves Law (part 1)
Chapter VIII. Mary Stewart by Thomas Graves Law (part 2)
Chapter VIII. Mary Stewart by Thomas Graves Law (part 3)
Chapter IX. The Elizabethan Naval War with Spain by J. K. Laughton (part 1)
Chapter IX. The Elizabethan Naval War with Spain by J. K. Laughton (part 2)
Chapter IX. The Elizabethan Naval War with Spain by J. K. Laughton (part 3)
Chapter X. The Last Years of Elizabeth by Sidney Lee (part 1)
Chapter X. The Last Years of Elizabeth by Sidney Lee (part 2)
Chapter X. The Last Years of Elizabeth by Sidney Lee (part 3)
Chapter X. The Last Years of Elizabeth by Sidney Lee (part 4)
Chapter XI. The Elizabethan Age of English Literature by Sidney Lee (part 1)
Chapter XI. The Elizabethan Age of English Literature by Sidney Lee (part 2)
Chapter XII. Tuscany and Savoy by E. Armstrong (part 1)
Chapter XII. Tuscany and Savoy by E. Armstrong (part 2)
Chapter XII. Tuscany and Savoy by E. Armstrong (part 3)
Chapter XII. Tuscany and Savoy by E. Armstrong (part 4)
Chapter XIII. Rome under Sixtus V by Count Ugo Balzani (part 1)
Chapter XIII. Rome under Sixtus V by Count Ugo Balzani (part 2)
Chapter XIII. Rome under Sixtus V by Count Ugo Balzani (part 3)
Chapter XIV. The End of the Italian Renaissance by A. J. Butler (part 1)
Chapter XIV. The End of the Italian Renaissance by A. J. Butler (part 2)
Chapter XV. Spain under Philip II by Martin Hume (part 1)
Chapter XV. Spain under Philip II by Martin Hume (part 2)
Chapter XV. Spain under Philip II by Martin Hume (part 3)
Chapter XV. Spain under Philip II by Martin Hume (part 4)
Chapter XV. Spain under Philip II by Martin Hume (part 5)
Chapter XVI. Spain under Philip III by Martin Hume (part 1)
Chapter XVI. Spain under Philip III by Martin Hume (part 2)
Chapter XVII. Britain under James I by S. R. Gardiner (part 1)
Chapter XVII. Britain under James I by S. R. Gardiner (part 2)
Chapter XVII. Britain under James I by S. R. Gardiner (part 3)
Chapter XVIII. Ireland to the Settlement of Ulster by R. Dunlop (part 1)
Chapter XVIII. Ireland to the Settlement of Ulster by R. Dunlop (part 2)
Chapter XVIII. Ireland to the Settlement of Ulster by R. Dunlop (part 3)
Chapter XVIII. Ireland to the Settlement of Ulster by R. Dunlop (part 4)
Chapter XIX. The Dutch Republic by the Rev G. Edmundson (part 1)
Chapter XIX. The Dutch Republic by the Rev G. Edmundson (part 2)
Chapter XIX. The Dutch Republic by the Rev G. Edmundson (part 3)
Chapter XIX. The Dutch Republic by the Rev G. Edmundson (part 4)
Chapter XX. Henry IV of France by Stanley Leathes (part 1)
Chapter XX. Henry IV of France by Stanley Leathes (part 2)
Chapter XX. Henry IV of France by Stanley Leathes (part 3)
Chapter XX. Henry IV of France by Stanley Leathes (part 4)
Chapter XXI. The Empire under Rudolf II by A. W. Ward (part 1)
Chapter XXI. The Empire under Rudolf II by A. W. Ward (part 2)
Chapter XXI. The Empire under Rudolf II by A. W. Ward (part 3)
Chapter XXI. The Empire under Rudolf II by A. W. Ward (part 4)
Chapter XXII. Political Thought in the Sixteenth Century by the Rev. J. Neville Figgis (part 1)
Chapter XXII. Political Thought in the Sixteenth Century by the Rev. J. Neville Figgis (part 2)
Chapter XXII. Political Thought in the Sixteenth Century by the Rev. J. Neville Figgis (part 3)

The Cambridge Modern History is a universal history covering the period from 1450 to 1910. It was published in 14 volumes between 1902 and 1912. The series was planned by Lord Acton, who intended it to be a monument of objective, collaborative scholarship, and edited by A.W. Ward, G. W. Prothero and Stanley Leathes.

From the preface: "The present volume, as its title imports, relates a complicated series of conflicts of which the origin or the pretext has for the most part to be sought in the great religious schism with which the preceding volume was concerned. But the cause of the restoration of Catholic unity in the West was, in the minds of both the supporters and the opponents of that cause, inextricably interwoven with the purposes of dynastic ambition, and powerfully affected by the influences traceable to the rapid advance of the monarchical principle and to the gradual growth of the conception of the modern national State." - Summary by Kazbek