The Foundations of Early Modern Europe, 1460-1559 (Norton History of Modern Europe) (original 1970; edition 1994)

by Eugene F. Rice, Anthony Grafton (Editor)

Series: Norton History of Modern Europe

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Professor Rice, assisted in this edition by Professor Tony Grafton continues to argue, as in the first edition, that this century represents a shift from medieval to "early" modern.

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Title:	The Foundations of Early Modern Europe, 1460-1559 (Norton History of Modern Europe)
Authors:	Eugene F. Rice
Other authors:	Anthony Grafton (Editor)
Info:	W W Norton & Co Ltd (1994), Edition: 2Rev Ed, Paperback, 234 pages
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The Foundations of Early Modern Europe, 1460–1559

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The century of European history between 1460 and 1559 was a period of rapid, comprehensive change.

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