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Great Ages of Man: Age of Kings

by Charles Blitzer

Other authors: Russell Bourne (Series Editor), Carl J. Friedrich (Introduction), Leonard Krieger (Consulting Editor)

Series: Time-Life: Great Ages of Man: A History of the World's Cultures

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Covers Europe in the "Age of Kings", when royalty had its greatest power, from 1603 to 1714. Again, a potentially dry dusty topic is given life by the writers of Time-Life. ( )
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In 1611, the English poet John Donne composed "An Anatomie of the World", and put into words feelings that troubled many of his contemporaries.
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