The Cambridge Modern History/Volume I

CONTENTS

—	Preface By A. W. Ward, G. W. Prothero and Stanley Leathes
—	Introductory Note By Mandell Creighton
Chapter I.	The Age of Discovery By Edward John Payne
II.	The New World By Edward John Payne
III.	The Ottoman Conquest By John Bagnell Bury
IV.	Italy and Her Invaders By Stanley Mordaunt Leathes
V.	Florence (I): Savonarola By Edward Armstrong
VI.	Florence (II): Machiavelli By Laurence Arthur Burd
VII.	Rome and the Temporal Power By Richard Garnett
VIII.	Venice By Horatio Forbes Brown
IX.	Germany and the Empire By Thomas Frederick Tout
X.	Hungary and the Slavonic Kingdoms By Emil Reich
XI.	The Catholic Kings By Henry Butler Clarke
XII.	France By Stanley Mordaunt Leathes
XIII.	The Netherlands By Adolphus William Ward
XIV.	The Early Tudors By James Gairdner
XV.	Economic Change By William Cunningham
XVI.	The Classical Renaissance By Richard Claverhouse Jebb
XVII.	The Christian Renaissance By Montague Rhodes James
XVIII.	Catholic Europe By William Barry
XIX.	The Eve of the Reformation By Henry Charles Lea

—	Bibliographies
—	Chronological Table
—	Index

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