The Cambridge Modern History, Volume 3
Sir Adolphus William Ward, George Walter Prothero
Cambridge University Press, 1904 - History, Modern
"The Cambridge Modern History" is a comprehensive modern history of the world, beginning with the 15th century age of Discovery, published by the Cambridge University Press in the United Kingdom and also in the United States.
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Contents
CHAPTER I
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1 |
Meeting of Bayonne 1564
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7 |
Battle of Jarnac Death of Condé 1569
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13 |
Defensive alliance with England Capture of Mons
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19 |
The Inquisition Increase of the episcopate
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22 |
Return of King Henry
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27 |
Meeting of the Estates General at Blois The Sixth
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33 |
Margaret of Parma Regent
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34 |
The Areopagus The classical fallacy Spensers Shepheards Calender
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370 |
Sidney Watson
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376 |
Letter of Majesty Religious and national victory of the Bohemian Estates
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379 |
CHAPTER XII
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383 |
Police and religion
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389 |
Army navy and finance
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391 |
Relations of GrandDuke Ferdinand to France and Spain
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397 |
The Vaudois Proceedings against them
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403 |
He capitulates to the League Treaty of Nemours 1585
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39 |
Murder of Guise 1588
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45 |
CHAPTER II
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53 |
Peace of Monsieur 15 Beginnings of the League
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56 |
Dumoulin The Massacre of St Bartholomew and humanism Scaliger
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60 |
Montaignes Essays
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66 |
Malherbe Regnier
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72 |
CHAPTER III
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73 |
Contents
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78 |
The Reformers assume the offensive Synods of Pinczow and Kozminek
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79 |
Interregnum Compact of Warsaw 1573 1573
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85 |
Second interregnum
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91 |
Spanish incursions in the northwest Christian of Anhalt
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93 |
State entry and coronation of Stephen 1576
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99 |
Turkish and Christian barbarism
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105 |
Andrea Doria takes Coron
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108 |
War between Venice and the Turks
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114 |
His annexations
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120 |
Solymans last campaign and death 1566
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126 |
Turkish proposals against Spain declined by Venice
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138 |
New Exekutionsordnung Reichskammergericht Reichshofrath
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144 |
Bohemia under Ferdinand
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147 |
Albert of Prussia and the Osiandrists
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153 |
of Bavaria and the Landsberg League
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159 |
Maximilian elected Roman King 1562
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165 |
The Turks in Hungary Renewal of peace 1677 156 7
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171 |
Diet of Speier 1570 Maximilians unsatisfactory foreign policy
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177 |
Character and policy of Philip II
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183 |
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190 |
League of nobles against Granvelle
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194 |
Failure of his mission
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200 |
Meeting at St Trond
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207 |
Orange leaves the Netherlands
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213 |
Condemnation of Egmont and Hoorn
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219 |
Triumph of Alva
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225 |
Act of Federation between Holland and Zeeland
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243 |
Agreement between Orange and Anjou
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249 |
Anjou at Antwerp Attempt at assassinating Orange
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255 |
Mary Stewart and Catholicism
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261 |
Her cautious policy
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267 |
Negotiations of Protestant Princes with Henry IV Brandenburg joins
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268 |
Conference at Craigmillar
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273 |
The Casket Letters
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279 |
Massacre of St Bartholomew and its effects
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285 |
Babington plot Proceedings against Mary
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291 |
Drakes voyages to the Spanish main
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297 |
Santa Cruz proposal
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303 |
Sailing of the Armada 1538
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309 |
The Armada and the fireships off Calais
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313 |
Expedition to the Azores Loss of the Revenge Capture of the Madre de Dios
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319 |
Cadiz taken by storm
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325 |
Domestic discontent The Queens chief minister Burghley
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331 |
Division in the Queens Council
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337 |
Assertion of the episcopal authority John Penrys petition to Parliament
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343 |
Political perils of Catholicism Bull of Excommunication 1570
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349 |
CHAPTER XI
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364 |
His death 1580
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409 |
Interference and War in Provence
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415 |
Treaty of SaintJulien Failure of Charles Emmanuel
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421 |
Religious strife
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423 |
Murder of Francesco Peretti
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427 |
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449 |
The Cinquecento not really a poetical
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457 |
Principe
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468 |
History biography letters
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474 |
Philip IIs inheritance of Charles Vs policy and methods
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475 |
Financial and industrial condition of Spain
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481 |
New political problems in Europe The Inquisition in Spain
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487 |
English aid to the Huguenots and the Revolt of the Netherlands
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493 |
Failure and death of Don John 1578 Philip II claims the succession
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499 |
The Armada sails 1588 The voyage
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506 |
Castile on the brink of financial ruin
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512 |
Results of Philips rule
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518 |
Enterprises against England and the English supremacy in Ireland
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521 |
Accession and marriage of Philip III
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527 |
The English enterprise abandoned
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533 |
The Twelve Years Truce 1609
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540 |
Cervantes and Don Quixote
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546 |
Accession of James in England 1603 peace with Spain 1604 James
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552 |
His fall Rise of Villiers
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561 |
His naval and other reforms Cranfield
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567 |
Prince Charles and Buckingham in Spain Their return
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575 |
Rebellion of the OMores and OConors
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587 |
Munster politics
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594 |
Papal intervention Invasion and death of Fitzmaurice Rebellion of
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597 |
Tyrone allies himself with ODonnell
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603 |
Submission of Tyrone General amnesty
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609 |
Character of the plantation
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616 |
His struggles with the States of Holland
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622 |
Archduke Albert Governor
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628 |
The Archdukes at Brussels
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634 |
Conferences and discussions at the Hague
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641 |
Synod of Dort 16189
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653 |
Conversion of Henry IV 1593
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660 |
The Kings opponents bought over
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666 |
Loss of Amiens
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672 |
Its recovery
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678 |
Hostility between France and Spain Henrys negotiations with Italian
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683 |
The Princess of Condé Henrys uncertainties His preparation for war
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689 |
His system of absolute government
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695 |
The religious difficulty in Hungary and Austria
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701 |
Archbishop Gebhard of Cologne Attempted Protestantisation of the see
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707 |
Deaths of John Casimir and Landgrave William Landgrave Maurice
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713 |
The JülichClevesBerg government and succession Death of Duke John
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729 |
Birth of modern as distinct from medieval political thought
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737 |
Luthers exaltation of the civil power His ideal State
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744 |
Different conceptions of Law
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746 |
the hero of legitimism James Is True Law of Free Monarchy
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752 |
Concordats Founded on recognition of State and Church as distinct bodies
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758 |
Jealousy of government Principle of resistance
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764 |
Charron
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775 |
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831 |