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The Thirteenth, Greatest of Centuries

by James J. Walsh

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Proem
  3. Preface
  4. Preface
  5. Preface. (Fourth Edition)
  6. Preface. (Fifth Edition)
  7. Frederic Harrison, Macaulay, Freeman, and Fiske
  8. Chapter I. Introduction, the Thirteenth, Greatest of Centuries
  9. Chapter II. Universities and Preparatory Schools
  10. Chapter III. What and How They Studied at the Universities
  11. Chapter IV. The Number of Students and Discipline
  12. Chapter V. Post-Graduate Work at the Universities
  13. Chapter VI. The Book of the Arts and Popular Education
  14. Chapter VII. Arts and Crafts—Great Technical Schools
  15. Chapter VIII. Great Origins in Painting
  16. Chapter IX. Libraries and Bookmen
  17. Chapter X. The Cid, the Holy Grail, the Nibelungen
  18. Chapter XI. Meistersingers, Minnesingers, Trouvères, Troubadours
  19. Chapter XII. Great Latin Hymns
  20. Chapter XIII. The Three Most Read Books
  21. Chapter XIV. Some Thirteenth Century Prose
  22. Chapter XV. Origin of Drama
  23. Chapter XVI. Francis, the Saint—The Father of the Renaissance
  24. Chapter XVII. Aquinas, the Scholar
  25. Chapter XVIII. Louis, the Monarch
  26. Chapter XIX. Dante, the Poet
  27. Chapter XX. The Women of the Century
  28. Chapter XXI. City Hospitals—Organized Charity
  29. Chapter XXII. Great Origins in Law
  30. Chapter XXIII. Justice and Legal Development
  31. Chapter XXIV. Democracy, Christian Socialism and Nationality
  32. Chapter XXV. Great Explorers and the Foundation of Geography
  33. Chapter XXVI. Great Beginnings of Modern Commerce
  34. Appendix II
  35. Appendix III
  36. I. Introduction
  37. II. Universities and Preparatory Schools
  38. III. What and How They Studied at the Universities
  39. IV. The Number of Students and Discipline
  40. V. Post-Graduate Work at the Universities
  41. VI. The Book of the Arts and Popular Education
  42. VII. Arts and Crafts—Great Technical Schools
  43. VIII. Great Origins in Painting. [Footnote 13]
  44. IX. Libraries and Bookmen
  45. X. The Cid, the Holy Grail, the Nibelungen
  46. XI. Meistersingers, Minnesingers, Trouvères, Troubadours
  47. XII. Great Latin Hymns and Church Music
  48. XIII. Three Most Read Books of the Century
  49. XIV. Some Thirteenth Century Prose
  50. XV. Origin of the Drama
  51. XVI. Francis the Saint—The Father of the Renaissance
  52. XVII. Aquinas the Scholar
  53. XVIII. St. Louis the Monarch
  54. XIX. Dante the Poet
  55. XX. The Women of the Century
  56. XXI. City Hospitals—Organized Charity
  57. XXII. Great Origins in Law
  58. XXIII. Justice and Legal Development
  59. XXIV. Democracy, Christian Socialism and Nationality
  60. XXV. Great Explorers and the Foundation of Geography
  61. XXVI. Great Beginnings of Modern Commerce
  62. Appendix I
  63. Appendix II
  64. Appendix III

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