The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 03, Germany and the Western Empire by Various Part 1/5

The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 03, Germany and the Western Empire by Various
Genre(s): Middle Ages/Middle History
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Louis the Pious Part 1 by René Poupardin
00:25:23 - 02 - Louis the Pious Part 2 by René Poupardin
00:51:10 - 03 - Louis the Pious Part 3 by René Poupardin
01:10:43 - 04 - The Carolingian Kingdoms (840-877) Part 1 by René Poupardin
01:42:21 - 05 - The Carolingian Kingdoms (840-877) Part 2 by René Poupardin
02:03:59 - 06 - The Carolingian Kingdoms (840-877) Part 3 by René Poupardin
02:36:03 - 07 - The Carolingian Kingdoms (840-877) Part 4 by René Poupardin
03:05:39 - 08 - The Carolingian Kingdoms (877-918) Part 1 by René Poupardin
03:33:00 - 09 - The Carolingian Kingdoms (877-918) Part 2 by René Poupardin
04:03:27 - 10 - France, the Last Carolingians and the Accession of Hugh Capet (888-987) Part 1 by Louis Halphen
04:27:25 - 11 - France, the Last Carolingians and the Accession of Hugh Capet (888-987) Part 2 by Louis Halphen
04:56:59 - 12 - France, the Last Carolingians and the Accession of Hugh Capet (888-987) Part 3 by Louis Halphen
05:18:26 - 13 - France, the Last Carolingians and the Accession of Hugh Capet (888-987) Part 4 by Louis Halphen
05:41:48 - 14 - France in the Eleventh Century Part 1 by Louis Halphen
06:09:35 - 15 - France in the Eleventh Century Part 2 by Louis Halphen
06:34:56 - 16 - France in the Eleventh Century Part 3 by Louis Halphen
06:54:18 - 17 - France in the Eleventh Century Part 4 by Louis Halphen
The present work is intended as a comprehensive account of medieval times, drawn up on the same lines as The Cambridge Modern History but with a few improvements of detail suggested by experience. It is intended partly for the general reader, as a clear and, as far as possible, interesting narrative; partly for the student, as a summary of ascertained facts, with indications (not discussions) of disputed points; partly as a book of reference, containing all that can reasonably be required in a comprehensive work of general history. - Summary From the General Preface
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