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GtrsRGr8 · 03-04-2015, 10:00 PM

And on top of that it's big (463 pages) and well-rated (4-stars).

Yes, you can get it free at the Internet Archive, and maybe elsewhere. But you can't get a copy as clean as this one, and you can't get the pretty picture on the cover that this one has. ha So, don't be a dummkopf, go buy this book schnell!

A History of Germany in the Middle Ages. By Ernest F. Henderson. Rated 4 stars, from 16 reviews at the present moment. Print list price $11.54; digital list(?) price $2.99; Kindle price now $0.99. Lecturable, publisher. 463 pages. http://www.amazon.com/History-German...he+Middle+Ages.

Book Description
"The fortunes and misfortunes of a Charlemagne and Henry IV., of a Barbarossa, a Henry VI. and an Emperor Frederick II... The rise and fall of the mediæval German Empire is in itself a subject boundlessly interesting, boundlessly important. ...See how Europe has come to be what it is, and how near it came to being something quite different! If Italy had remained under the sway of Germany, if Frederick Barbarossa or his successors had done away with the papal power, as they often seemed about to do, would the fate of England and France have been the same?" - Ernest F. Henderson

Contents: Germans and Romans. The Wandering of the Nations. The Frankish Kingdom. The Carolingian Kings. Charles the Great as Emperor of the Romans. The Reign of Louis the Pious. The Later Carolingians. The Saxon Kings. Otto the Great as Emperor of the Romans. Otto II and Otto III. Henry II and Conrad II. Henry III and the Early Reign of Henry IV. Henry IV and Gregory VII. Continuation of the Conflict Between the Empire and the Papacy. The Rise of the Hohenstaufens. Frederick I Barbarossa. Frederick I and the Papacy. End of the Reign of Frederick I. Henry VI and Richard of England. Henry VI and the World-Monarchy. Philip of Suabia and Otto IV. Otto IV and Frederick II. Frederick II's Crusade. Renewed Struggle between Frederick II and Gregory IX. Frederick II and Innocent IV. The Last of the Hohenstaufens and the Interregnum. Internal Changes and Developments in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries. The Literature of the Hohenstaufen Times.

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GtrsRGr8 Grand Sorcerer Posts: 7,334 Karma: 27815322 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Southeastern U.S., ya'll Device: Kindle; Kindle (10.1.1) for PC; Kindle Cloud Reader	Lecturable's A History of Germany in the Middle Ages, at Fantastic Price of 99 Cents! And on top of that it's big (463 pages) and well-rated (4-stars). Yes, you can get it free at the Internet Archive, and maybe elsewhere. But you can't get a copy as clean as this one, and you can't get the pretty picture on the cover that this one has. ha So, don't be a dummkopf, go buy this book schnell! A History of Germany in the Middle Ages. By Ernest F. Henderson. Rated 4 stars, from 16 reviews at the present moment. Print list price $11.54; digital list(?) price $2.99; Kindle price now $0.99. Lecturable, publisher. 463 pages. http://www.amazon.com/History-German...he+Middle+Ages. Book Description "The fortunes and misfortunes of a Charlemagne and Henry IV., of a Barbarossa, a Henry VI. and an Emperor Frederick II... The rise and fall of the mediæval German Empire is in itself a subject boundlessly interesting, boundlessly important. ...See how Europe has come to be what it is, and how near it came to being something quite different! If Italy had remained under the sway of Germany, if Frederick Barbarossa or his successors had done away with the papal power, as they often seemed about to do, would the fate of England and France have been the same?" - Ernest F. Henderson Contents: Germans and Romans. The Wandering of the Nations. The Frankish Kingdom. The Carolingian Kings. Charles the Great as Emperor of the Romans. The Reign of Louis the Pious. The Later Carolingians. The Saxon Kings. Otto the Great as Emperor of the Romans. Otto II and Otto III. Henry II and Conrad II. Henry III and the Early Reign of Henry IV. Henry IV and Gregory VII. Continuation of the Conflict Between the Empire and the Papacy. The Rise of the Hohenstaufens. Frederick I Barbarossa. Frederick I and the Papacy. End of the Reign of Frederick I. Henry VI and Richard of England. Henry VI and the World-Monarchy. Philip of Suabia and Otto IV. Otto IV and Frederick II. Frederick II's Crusade. Renewed Struggle between Frederick II and Gregory IX. Frederick II and Innocent IV. The Last of the Hohenstaufens and the Interregnum. Internal Changes and Developments in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries. The Literature of the Hohenstaufen Times. Last edited by GtrsRGr8; 03-05-2015 at 06:25 PM.