A Political and Social History of Modern Europe V.1. by Carlton J. H. Hayes
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most famous lists of published books are: _The American Catalogue_
(1876 _sqq._); the _English Catalogue_ (1835 _sqq._); C. G. Kayser, _Buecher-Lexikon_ (1750 _sqq._); Wilhelm Heinsius, _Buecher-Lexikon_ (1700-1892); Otto Lorenz, _Catalogue general de la librarie francaise (1840 _sqq_.); and, for general comment, American Library Association, _Index to General Literature_ (1893 _sqq._). PART I FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN EUROPE CHAPTER I THE COUNTRIES OF EUROPE AT THE OPENING OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY 1. THE NEW NATIONAL MONARCHIES [Sidenote: "National Monarchies" in 1500] Before we can safely proceed with the story of European development during the past four hundred years, it is necessary to know what were the chief countries that existed at the beginning of our period and what were the distinctive political institutions of each. |
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