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A Short History of Italy (476-1900)

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A SHORT HISTORY OF ITALY





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A SHORT HISTORY OF ITALY

(476-1900)





BY

HENRY DWIGHT SEDGWICK





Publisher's Mark





BOSTON AND NEW YORK
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY
The Riverside Press, Cambridge





COPYRIGHT 1905 BY HENRY DWIGHT SEDGWICK
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Published November 1905










TO

H. D. S., C. D. S., R. M. S., W. E. S.,
A. C. S., F. M. S., and T. S.


O passi graviora ...
... forsan et hæc olim meminisse juvabit.







PREFACE


This volume is a mere sketch in outline; it makes no pretence to original investigation, or even to an extended examination of the voluminous literature which deals with every part of its subject. It is an attempt to give a correct impression of Italian history as a whole, and employs details only here and there, and then merely for the sake of giving greater clearness to the general outline. So brief a narrative is mainly a work of selection; and perhaps no two persons would agree upon what to put in and what to leave out. I have laid emphasis upon the matters of greatest general interest, the Papacy, the Renaissance, and the Risorgimento; and my special object has been to put in high relief those achievements which make Italy so charming and so interesting to the world, and to give what space was possible to the great men to whom these achievements are due.

H. D. S.

New York, October 1, 1905.







CONTENTS


CHAPTER   PAGE
I. The Fall of the Empire in the West (476 A. D.) 1
II. The Ostrogoths (489-553) 12
III. The Lombard Invasion (568) 23
IV. The Church (568-700) 31
V. The Coming of the Franks (726-768) 40
VI. Charlemagne (768-814) 49
VII. From Charlemagne to Nicholas I (814-867) 57
VIII. The Degradation of Italy (867-962) 67
IX. The Revival of the Papacy (962-1056) 79
X. The Struggle over Investitures (1059-1123) 89
XI. Trade against Feudalism (1152-1190) 102
XII. Triumph of the Papacy (1198-1216) 114
XIII. St. Francis (1182-1226) 125
XIV. The Fall of the Empire (1216-1250) 133
XV. The Fall of the Mediæval Papacy (1303) 145
XVI. Last Flicker of the Empire (1309-1313) 152
XVII. A Review of the States of Italy (about 1300) 161
XVIII. The Transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance 175
XIX. The Intellectual Dawn after the Middle Ages (1260-1336) 182

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