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Forewordp. xiii
The Glory That Was Rome
Wandering Through the Roman Empirep. 1
The Fall of Romep. 5
The Early Days of Britain
The Celts of Britainp. 9
Barbarians Come to Britainp. 13
Beowulf the Herop. 15
Christianity Comes to Britain
Augustine Comes to Englandp. 20
Medieval Monasteriesp. 24
Writing Books by Handp. 26
The Byzantine Empire
The Beauty of Constantinoplep. 30
Justinian, the Just Emperorp. 33
The Empress Theodorap. 35
The Church in the Eastp. 38
The Medieval Indian Empire
A King Named Skandaguptap. 43
Monks in Cavesp. 47
The Rise of Islam
Muhammad's Visionp. 50
Muhammad Flees to Medinap. 53
The Koran: Islam's Holy Bookp. 56
Islam Becomes an Empire
The Fight for Meccap. 59
The Spread of Islamp. 62
The City of Baghdadp. 64
Sinbad in the Valley of Snakesp. 69
The Great Dynasties of China
Yang Chien Unites North and Southp. 73
The Tang Dynastyp. 76
East of China
The Yamato Dynasty of Japanp. 80
A Tale of Three Countries; Korea, China, and Japanp. 85
The Bottom of the World
The First People of Australiap. 89
The Long Journey of the Maorip. 92
The Kingdom of the Franks
Clovis, The Ex-Barbarianp. 97
Four Tribes, One Empirep. 101
The Islamic Invasion
Islam in Spain and Africap. 104
The Great Kings of France
Charles the Hammerp. 108
The Greatest King: Charlemagnep. 110
The Arrival of the Norsemen
The Viking Invasionp. 115
Eric the Red and "Eric's Son"p. 118
The Norse Godsp. 122
Thor and the Giant Kingp. 123
The First Kings of England
The Vikings Invade Englandp. 129
Alfred the Greatp. 132
The Battle of Hastingsp. 136
England After the Conquest
The English Languagep. 140
Serfs and Noblemenp. 144
Stone Castlesp. 147
Knights and Samurai
The English Code of Chivalryp. 152
The Samurai: Japanese Knightsp. 155
The Age of Crusades
A Command from the Popep. 160
Recapturing Jerusalemp. 164
Saladin of Jerusalemp. 167
El Cid and the "Reconquest of Spain"p. 170
A New Kind of King
Richard the Lionheartedp. 174
John Lackland and the Magna Cartap. 177
Robin Hoodp. 180
Robin Hood and the Butcherp. 181
The Diaspora
The Scattering of the Jewsp. 186
A Tale of the Diasporap. 189
The Clever Rabbi of Cordovap. 189
The Mongols Devastate the East
Genghis Khan, Emperor of All Menp. 193
The Mongol Conquest of Chinap. 196
Exploring the Mysterious East
Marco Polo Goes to Chinap. 200
The Forbidden City of the Mingp. 204
The First Russians
The Rus Come to Constantinoplep. 208
Ivan the Great and Ivan the Terriblep. 211
The Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Turks Attackp. 215
The Sheep-Rocksp. 216
The Capture of Constantinoplep. 218
Suleiman the Lawgiverp. 223
The End of the World
The Plaguep. 227
A New Way of Livingp. 231
France and England at War
Henry V and the Battle of Agincourtp. 235
Joan of Arcp. 240
War for the English Throne
The Wars of the Rosesp. 244
The Princes in the Towerp. 248
The Kingdoms of Spain and Portugal
Ferdinand and Isabella Unite Spainp. 253
Henry the Navigator, Prince of Portugalp. 257
African Kingdoms
Gold, Salt, and Ghanap. 261
Mansa Musa of Malip. 265
The Songhay Empirep. 268
India Under the Moghuls
The Moghul Dynastyp. 272
Akbar of Indiap. 276
The Bad-Luck Servantp. 278
Exploring New Worlds
Christopher Columbusp. 281
Vespucci and Magellanp. 286
The American Kingdoms
The Mayans of Central Americap. 290
The Marvelous City of Tenochtitlanp. 294
The Incasp. 297
Spain, Portugal, and the New World
The Slave Tradep. 301
Cortes and Montezumap. 305
Martin Luther's New Ideas
Martin Luther's Listp. 309
Henry VIII's Problemp. 313
The Renaissance
A New Way of Thinkingp. 318
Gutenberg's Great Inventionp. 322
Reformation and Counter Reformation
The Spread of the Reformationp. 327
The Council of Trentp. 330
The New Universe
The Revolution of Copernicusp. 334
Galileo's Strange Notionsp. 338
England's Greatest Queen
The Queen Who Almost Wasn'tp. 342
Good Queen Bessp. 346
England's Greatest Playwright
William Shakespearep. 351
Macbechp. 353
Macbeth's Decisionp. 356
New Ventures to the Americas
Walter Raleigh and the New Worldp. 361
The Lost Colonyp. 365
Explorations in the North
The New-Found Landp. 370
Jacques Cartier's Discoveriesp. 374
Empires Collide
Spain and England's Warp. 379
The World at the End of the Sixteenth Centuryp. 384
Chronology of The Middle Ages
Dates in Volume 2p. 389
A Geography of The Middle Ages
A List of Maps in Volume 2p. 395
Pronouncing the Names of The Middle Ages
A Pronunciation Guide for Reading Aloudp. 397
Indexp. 403
Table of Contents provided by Ingram. All Rights Reserved.ghul Dynastyp. 272Akbar of Indiap. 276The Bad-Luck Servantp. 278Exploring New WorldsChristopher Columbusp. 281Vespucci and Magellanp. 286The American KingdomsThe Mayans of Central Americap. 290The Marvelous City of Tenochtitlanp. 294The Incasp. 297Spain, Portugal, and the New WorldThe Slave Tradep. 301Cortes and Montezumap. 305Martin Luther's New IdeasMartin Luther's Listp. 309Henry VIII's Problemp. 313The RenaissanceA New Way of Thinkingp. 318Gutenberg's Great Inventionp. 322Reformation and Counter ReformationThe Spread of the Reformationp. 327The Council of Trentp. 330The New UniverseThe Revolution of Copernicusp. 334Galileo's Strange Notionsp. 338England's Greatest QueenThe Queen Who Almost Wasn'tp. 342Good Queen Bessp. 346England's Greatest PlaywrightWilliam Shakespearep. 351Macbechp. 353Macbeth's Decisionp. 356New Ventures to the AmericasWalter Raleigh and the New Worldp. 361The Lost Colonyp. 365Explorations in the NorthThe New-Found Landp. 370Jacques Cartier's Discoveriesp. 374Empires CollideSpain and England's Warp. 379The World at the End of the Sixteenth Centuryp. 384Chronology of The Middle AgesDates in Volume 2p. 389A Geography of The Middle AgesA List of Maps in Volume 2p. 395Pronouncing the Names of The Middle AgesA Pronunciation Guide for Reading Aloudp. 397Indexp. 403Table of Contents provided by Ingram. All Rights Reserved.

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