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The Close of the Middle Ages

by Richard Lodge

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  1. 1The Close of the Middle Ages
  2. 2Preface
  3. 3Bibliographical Note
  4. 4Chronological Table
  5. 5Chapter I — Germany and the Empire After the Interregnum, 1273-1313
  6. 6Chapter II — Italy and the Papacy, 1273-1313
  7. 7Chapter III — France Under the Later Capets, 1270-1328
  8. 8Chapter IV — France Under the Early Valois, 1328-1380
  9. 9Chapter V — Lewis the Bavarian and the Avignon Popes, 1314-1347
  10. 10Chapter VI — Charles IV. and the Golden Bull
  11. 11Chapter VII — Rise of the Swiss Confederation
  12. 12Chapter VIII — Italy in the Fourteenth Century, 1313-1402
  13. 13Chapter IX — The Schisms in the Papacy and Empire, 1378-1414
  14. 14Chapter X — The Hussite Movement and the Council of Constance, 1409…
  15. 15Chapter XI — The Hussite Wars and the Council of Basel, 1419-1449
  16. 16Chapter XII — Milan and Venice in the Fifteenth Century, 1402-1494
  17. 17Chapter XIII — Naples and the Papal States in the Fifteenth Century
  18. 18Chapter XIV — Florence Under the Medici
  19. 19Chapter XV — Burgundians and Armagnacs in France, 1380-1435
  20. 20Chapter XVI — Revival of the French Monarchy, 1435-1494
  21. 21Chapter XVII — Germany and the Hapsburg Emperors, 1437-1493
  22. 22Chapter XVIII — The Hanseatic League and the Scandinavian Kingdoms
  23. 23Chapter XIX — The Teutonic Order and Poland
  24. 24Chapter XX — The Christian States of Spain
  25. 25Chapter XXI — The Greek Empire and the Ottoman Turks
  26. 26Chapter XXII — The Renaissance in Italy
  27. 27Appendix — Genealogical Tables

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