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200 10$aJudgments on history and historians$b[electronic resource] /$fJacob Burckhardt ; translated by Harry Zohn ; with a foreword by Alberto R. Coll
210   $aIndianapolis $cLiberty Fund$dc1999
215   $a1 online resource (314 p.)
300   $aOriginally published: Boston : Beacon Press, 1958. With new foreword.
300   $aIncludes index.
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327   $a""Jacob Burckhardt, Judgments on History and Historians""; ""Front Matter ""; ""Title Page ""; ""Copyright Details ""; ""Table of Contents, p. vii ""; ""Foreword, p. xvii ""; ""Translator's Preface, p. xxiii ""; ""I. Antiquity""; ""1. Ancient History and Its Scope, p. 1 ""; ""2. On the Intellectual Indispensability of Studying Ancient History, p. 2 ""; ""3. The Limits of Civilization and Barbarism, p. 4 ""; ""4. Why Today's ""Educated Man"" Can No Longer Understand Antiquity, p. 5 ""; ""5. The Historical Significance of Egypt, p. 7 ""
327   $a""6. The Phoenicians as the Earliest Creators of (Polis), p. 8 """"7. On Carthage, p. 9 ""; ""8. Athens, p. 10 ""; ""9. Rome and Its Mission in World History, p. 11 ""; ""10. On the Roman Empire in its First Two Centuries, p. 16 ""; ""II. The Middle Ages""; ""11. On the Middle Ages, p. 26 ""; ""12. On Early Christianity, p. 34 ""; ""13. Christianity as a Martyr Religion, p. 37 ""; ""14. On Asceticism and Its Position, p. 38 ""; ""15. The Spread of Nicene Christianity, p. 40 ""; ""16. The Church, p. 41 ""; ""17. Julian and the Prospect for a Restoration of Paganism, p. 44 ""
327   $a""18. Western European Arianism and the Jews, p. 45 """"19. The Breakup of the Western Empire, p. 46 ""; ""20. The Achievement of Clovis I, p. 47 ""; ""21. Mohammed as the Founder of a Religion, and Islam, p. 48 ""; ""22. The Despotism of Islam, p. 52 ""; ""23. Islam and Its Effects, p. 53 ""; ""24. The Two Main Realities for the Papacy of the Eighth Century, p. 54 ""; ""25. Charlemagne, p. 55 ""; ""26. The Normans, p. 57 ""; ""27. The Byzantine Empire and Its Mission, p. 58 ""; ""28. On the Iconoclastic Controversy, p. 59 ""; ""29. On the Crusades, p. 62 ""
327   $a""30. The Sorrows and Sacrifices of the Crusades, p. 64 """"31. On the Evaluation of the Later Middle Ages, p. 64 ""; ""III. History from 1450 to 1598 ""; ""32. The Period from 1450 to 1598 and the Nineteenth Century's View of It, p. 66 ""; ""33. England in the Late Middle Ages, p. 79 ""; ""34. On Richard III, p. 80 ""; ""35. On the Wars of the Roses and on Scotland, p. 83 ""; ""36. Burgundy, p. 85 ""; ""37. Charles the Bold of Burgundy, p. 85 ""; ""38. France and the Idea of Unification, p. 86 ""; ""39. Louis XI, p. 87 ""; ""40. The German Imperial Power Under Frederick III, p. 88 ""
327   $a""41. The Ottomans, p. 89 """"42. The Republic of Florence, p. 90 ""; ""43. On the War of 1494, p. 91 ""; ""44. On the Power of the Papacy, p. 94 ""; ""45. Italy and the Rest of Europe, p. 95 ""; ""46. Spain and Portugal, p. 99 ""; ""47. The Beginning of the Reformation: General Considerations, p. 101 ""; ""48. On Luther, p. 103 ""; ""49. On the German Reformation: Its Causes and Spiritual Consequences, p. 104 ""; ""50. On the Reformation: Protestantism and Tradition - The Intolerance of the New Doctrine, p. 106 ""
327   $a""51. On the Reformation: The Establishment of So-Called Spiritual Freedom, p. 108 ""
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