| Bibliographical Note | x |
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| Chronological Table | xii |
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| I. Germany and the Empire after the Interregnum, 1273-1313 | 1 |
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| II. Italy and the Papacy, 1273-1313 | 20 |
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| III. France under the later Capets, 1270-1328 | 43 |
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| IV. France under the early Valois, 1328-1380 | 66 |
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| V. Lewis the Bavarian and the Avignon Popes, 1314-1347 | 98 |
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| VI. Charles IV. and the Golden Bull | 109 |
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| VII. Rise of the Swiss Confederation | 124 |
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| VIII. Italy in the Fourteenth Century, 1313-1402 | 139 |
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| IX. The Schisms in the Papacy and Empire, 1378-1414 | 182 |
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| X. The Hussite Movement and the Council of Constance, 1409-1418 | 206 |
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| XI. The Hussite Wars and the Council of Basel, 1419-1449 | 222 |
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| XII. Milan and Venice in the Fifteenth Century, 1402-1494 | 243 |
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| XIII. Naples and the Papal States in the Fifteenth Century | 265 |
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| XIV. Florence under the Medici | 288 |
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| XV. Burgundians and Armagnacs in France, 1380-1435 | 315 |
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| XVI. Revival of the French Monarchy, 1435-1494 | 349 |
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| XVII. Germany and the Hapsburg Emperors, 1437-1493 | 394 |
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| XVIII. The Hanseatic League and the Scandinavian Kingdom | 419 |
| XIX. The Teutonic Order and Poland | 451 |
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| XX. The Christian States of Spain | 468 |
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| XXI. The Greek Empire and the Ottoman Turks | 494 |
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| XXII. The Renaissance in Italy | 515 |
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| Appendix—Genealogical Tables— | |
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| A—The Succession in Bohemia | 535 |
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| B—The Succession in Tyrol | 535 |
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| C—The House of Hapsburg | 536 |
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| D—The House of Wittelsbach | 537 |
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| E—The House of Luxemburg | 538 |
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| F—The Later Capets in France | 539 |
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| G—The House of Valois | 540 |
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| H—The Duchy and County of Burgundy | 541 |
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| I—The First House of Anjou in Naples and Hungary | 542 |
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| K—The Second House of Anjou in Naples | 543 |
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| L—The House of Aragon in Sicily and Naples | |
