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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905. Excerpt: ... § 12. The Moslem World. (Recitation.) a. Mohammedan conquests in Africa, Asia, and Europe, 632 732; the Caliphates. b. Arabic civilization; its characteristics and contributions to European civilization. § 11 and written summary in note-book of Reading from the Koran or from one of the books on Mohammed (§ 11). Munro. ch. ix. Putzger, map 16. Ch. V. The Rise Of The Frankish Kingdom, 486-800. § 13. The Franks under the Merovingian kings. a. The Frankish migration compared with the other German migrations. b. Clovis, 481-511: character; conquests; conversion and relation to Church and Christianity; extent and division of his territories. c. Successors of Clovis; rois faineants; rise of the Major Domus; Neustria and Austrasia; Testry. d. Charles Martel, 714-741; battle of Tours, 732; military re forms; relations with papacy and church. source.--Einhard, Life of Charlemagne, 7-22. Emerton, chs. vii, x, and xii (to 162 only). § 14. The Pranks under the Carolingian kings. (Recitation.) a. Pippin the Short, 741-768: wars and government; alliance with the papacy; Donation of Pippin; the Christian Carolingian " Kingdom," 752. b. Charles the Great (Charlemagne), 768-814. Emerton, 162-179, Einhard, 22-45, and § 13 in review. Putzger, 14a, 14. B. THE MIDDLE AGES FROM CHARLEMAGME TO DANTE, 800-1300. Ch. VI. Beginnings Of The Mediaeval Empire. § 15. The Empire of Charlemagne. a. Wars of conquest; extent of territory in 814. b. System of government: duke, count, archbishop and bishop, markgraf; missi dominici; assemblies; customary law and capitularies; administration of justice; the military system; the church. c. Revival of the Empire of the West; Charles' coronation in 800; its significance; Charles' attitude toward the Papacy....
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