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Benjamin Curtis is Assistant Professor in the Humanities at Seattle University, USA.

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This volume, a fascinating and an impeccably executed addition to the Series, is commended to all serious researchers. -- Jennifer Harrison, University of Queensland * Australian Journal of Politics and History *

Table of Contents
Introduction 1. From not-so-humble beginnings (c. 1000-1439) 2. Austria's destiny (1440-1519) 3. The greatest generation (1516-64) 4. The European superpower (1156-1621) 5. Division in faith and family (1564-1619) 6. Endless war (1619-65) 7. Rise and fall (1657-1705) 8. Opulent stagnation (1705-40) 9. Enlightenment and reform (1740-92) 10. Revolution and reaction (1792-1848) 11. To succumb with honor (1848-1918) Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

The Habsburgs

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      Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
      Publication Date: 18/07/2013
      ISBN13: 9781441150028, 978-1441150028
      ISBN10: 1441150021
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      European history: medieval period, middle ages

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Benjamin Curtis is Assistant Professor in the Humanities at Seattle University, USA.

      Trade Review
      This volume, a fascinating and an impeccably executed addition to the Series, is commended to all serious researchers. -- Jennifer Harrison, University of Queensland * Australian Journal of Politics and History *

      Table of Contents
      Introduction 1. From not-so-humble beginnings (c. 1000-1439) 2. Austria's destiny (1440-1519) 3. The greatest generation (1516-64) 4. The European superpower (1156-1621) 5. Division in faith and family (1564-1619) 6. Endless war (1619-65) 7. Rise and fall (1657-1705) 8. Opulent stagnation (1705-40) 9. Enlightenment and reform (1740-92) 10. Revolution and reaction (1792-1848) 11. To succumb with honor (1848-1918) Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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