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mods: The Longman handbook of early modern Europe, 1453-1763 Cook, Chris 1945- creator Broadhead, Philip. text bibliography History. enk Harlow Longman 2001 monographic eng print ix, 398 pages : maps ; 24 cm "Designed as a user-friendly, desktop companion for students and teachers, this new volume in the Longman Handbook series embraces the major aspects of European history during the early modern period, from the fall of Constantinople in 1453 to the Treaty of Paris in 1763. Within the broad canvas of this new volume, attention has been devoted to those themes (such as the Reformation, the rise of Imperial Spain, the Revolt of the Netherlands or the Thirty Years' War) which are still most widely studied."--Jacket. Sect. I. Political History. Heads of State. Political Chronologies -- Sect. II. Warfare and Diplomacy. The Military Revolution. Major Wars and Rebellions. Treaties and Alliances -- Sect. III. Religion. Religious Life in Europe on the Eve of the Reformation. Martin Luther and the Reformation. Zwingli and the Reformation of Zurich. Calvin and Geneva. The Reformation and Civil War in France. Reformation and Revolt in the Netherlands. The Radical Reformation. The Reformation and Religious Change in Early Modern England. The Catholic Church after 1517. Lutheranism from 1546. The Jews in Early Modern Europe. Witchcraft in the Early Modern Period -- Sect. IV. The Expansion of Europe. The Age of Reconnaissance. The Portuguese Seaborne Empire, 1450-1668. The Spanish Seaborne Empire, 1492-1588. The Dutch Seaborne Empire. The First British Empire. The French Empire (France Outremer) -- Sect. V. Biographies -- Sect. VI. Glossary of Terms -- Sect. VII. Economy and Society. Population, Urbanisation and Health. Wages and Prices. Trade, Commerce and Industry -- Sect. VIII. Culture and Society. The Renaissance. The Enlightenment. Enlightened Despotism to c. 1763. Science and Technology -- Sect. IX. Bibliography. Chris Cook, Philip Broadhead. Includes bibliographical references …