Lee's book takes an analytical approach to a wide range of topics in early modern European history, from the Renaissance to the French Revolution, showing a variety of methods that can be used to present a theme or argument in an essay or exam.
Lee's book takes an analytical approach to a wide range of topics in early modern European history, from the Renaissance to the French Revolution, showing a variety of methods that can be used to present a theme or argument in an essay or exam.
1: Renaissance Humanism 2: The Background to the Reformation 3: Political Factors in the Spread of Lutheranism in Germany Between 1517 and 1555 4: The Spread and Significance of Calvinism 5: Calvinism and the Jesuits 6: The Counter Reformation 7: The Political Development of Spain 1474-1598 8: The Italian Wars and the Habsburg-Valois Struggle 1494-1559 9: The Foreign Policy of Philip II 10: The Development of the Ottoman Empire to 1566 11: The Beginnings of Ottoman Decline 15661699 12: European Population Growth 1500-1800 13: The Holy Roman Empire 1493-1618 14: Issues Involved in the Thirty Years' War 15: The Effects of the Thirty Years' War on Germany 16: The Significance of the Treaty of Westphalia 17: The Spanish and Portuguese Empires 18: The Impact of the Spanish Empire on Spain's Economy in the Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries 19: Sweden as a Major Power 1611-1721 20: The Dutch Republic in the Seventeenth Century 21: France During the Administration of Cardinal Richelieu 22: France Under Louis XIV 23: French Foreign Policy in the Seventeenth Century 24: The Reforms of the Great Elector 1 25: The Growth of the Prussian Bureaucracy in the Eighteenth Century 26: Prussian Foreign Policy 1740-1786 27: The Reforms of Peter the Great 28: Russia Under Catherine the Great 29: Russian Foreign Policy in the Eighteenth Century 30: Austria Under Maria Theresa 31: Austria Under Joseph II 32: The Age of Reason 33: Enlightened Despotism: A General Survey 34: France Under the Regency and Cardinal Fleury 1715-1743 35: France Under Louis XV and Louis XVI 36: French Foreign Policy in the Eighteenth Century 37: The Origins of the French Revolution
1: Renaissance Humanism 2: The Background to the Reformation 3: Political Factors in the Spread of Lutheranism in Germany Between 1517 and 1555 4: The Spread and Significance of Calvinism 5: Calvinism and the Jesuits 6: The Counter Reformation 7: The Political Development of Spain 1474-1598 8: The Italian Wars and the Habsburg-Valois Struggle 1494-1559 9: The Foreign Policy of Philip II 10: The Development of the Ottoman Empire to 1566 11: The Beginnings of Ottoman Decline 15661699 12: European Population Growth 1500-1800 13: The Holy Roman Empire 1493-1618 14: Issues Involved in the Thirty Years' War 15: The Effects of the Thirty Years' War on Germany 16: The Significance of the Treaty of Westphalia 17: The Spanish and Portuguese Empires 18: The Impact of the Spanish Empire on Spain's Economy in the Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries 19: Sweden as a Major Power 1611-1721 20: The Dutch Republic in the Seventeenth Century 21: France During the Administration of Cardinal Richelieu 22: France Under Louis XIV 23: French Foreign Policy in the Seventeenth Century 24: The Reforms of the Great Elector 1 25: The Growth of the Prussian Bureaucracy in the Eighteenth Century 26: Prussian Foreign Policy 1740-1786 27: The Reforms of Peter the Great 28: Russia Under Catherine the Great 29: Russian Foreign Policy in the Eighteenth Century 30: Austria Under Maria Theresa 31: Austria Under Joseph II 32: The Age of Reason 33: Enlightened Despotism: A General Survey 34: France Under the Regency and Cardinal Fleury 1715-1743 35: France Under Louis XV and Louis XVI 36: French Foreign Policy in the Eighteenth Century 37: The Origins of the French Revolution
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