Handbook of European history, 1400-1600 late Middle Ages, Renaissance and Reformation

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Otros Autores: Brady, Thomas A. (Editor), Oberman, Heiko Augustinus (Editor), Tracy, James D. (Editor)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: New York : Brill, 1995.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Structures and assertions
  • Population
  • Family, household, and community
  • The world of the village
  • Economic cycles and structural changes
  • Patterns of trade, money, and credit
  • Urban communities : the rulers and the ruled
  • Elements of popular belief
  • Aliens within : the Jews and antijudaism
  • The church in the fifteenth century
  • The Italian states in the "long sixteenth century"
  • France from Charles VII to Henry IV
  • England under the Tudors
  • The Habsburg lands : Iberia
  • The Burgundian-Habsburg Netherlands
  • The art of war
  • Taxation and state debt
  • The Ottomans and Europe
  • The seaborne empires
  • The coinages of Renaissance Europe, ca. 1500
  • Visions, programs, and outcomes. Ideas of reformatio and renovatio from the Middle Ages to the Reformation
  • Visions of order in the Canonists and civilians
  • Voices of reform from Hus to Erasmus
  • The humanist movement
  • Luther's Reformation
  • The popular reformation
  • The urban reformation in the Holy Roman Empire
  • International Calvinism
  • The radical reformation
  • The new religious orders, 1517-1648
  • Catholic reformation, couterreformation and papal reform in the sixteenth century
  • Settlements : the Holy Roman Empire
  • Settlements : the Netherlands
  • Settlements : France
  • Settlements : the British
  • Settlements : Spain's national Catholicism
  • Settlements : Scandinavia
  • Reformation and counterreformation in east central Europe
  • New patterns of Christian life
  • The great witch-hunt
  • Confessional Europe
  • The coinages of Renaissance Europe, ca. 1500.