Encyclopedia of early modern history
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Encyclopedia of early modern history
Brill, c2019
English ed. / [edited by] Andrew Gow
- v. 7 : hardback
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Enzyklopädie der Neuzeit
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Originally published in German, 2005-2012
Vol. 7. Industrial cycle-Latin studies
Includes bibliographical references
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Description
Offering 400 years of early modern history in one work, experts from all over the world have joined in a presentation of the scholarship on the great era between the mid-15th to the mid-19th centuries. The perspective is European. That does not mean, however, that the view on the rest of the world is blocked. On the contrary: the multifaceted interrelatedness of European and other cultures is scrutinized extensively.
Table of Contents
Industrial cycle (business cycle)Industrial espionageIndustrial policyIndustrial regionIndustrial statisticsIndustrial townIndustrial trades and craftsIndustrializationIndustrieschuleInequalityInfant mortalityInfanticideInfantryInfertilityInfinitesimalsInfinityInfirmaryInflationInfluenzaInformation mediaInfrastructureInheritance lawInitiationIniuriaInland navigationInner missionInnerlichkeitInnovationInns of CourtInquisitionInquisition, trial byInsanityInsectsInstantia austraegalisInstinctInstrument makingInstrumental musicInstrumentationInsuranceIntellectualIntellectual propertyIntellectual workIntelligencers and advertisersIntendantInterestInterest (banking)Interior (architecture)Interior (art)Intermedio (intermezzo)International lawInternational law, theory ofIntrigueInundationInventionInvulnerabilityIrenicismIronIronmongeryIronyIrritabilityIslamIslamic art and architectureItalia illustrataItaly, Kingdom of (Holy Roman Empire)ItinerancyItineraryIura maiestatisIus communeIus curiaeIus divinum (divine law)Ius eminens (eminent domain)Ius foederis (the right to conclude alliances)Ius Germanicum privatum (German private law)Ius publicum Europaeum (European public law)Ius publicum imperii (public law of the Empire)Ius reformandi (the right to reform [the Church])Ius resistendi (the right of resistance)JacobinismJanissaryJansenismJapan tradeJealousyJesuit dramaJesuit StateJesuitsJesus ChristJewelryJewish artJewish congregationJewish economic lifeJewish jurisdictionJewish languagesJewish literatureJewish medicineJewish musicJewish pressJewish societyJewish theaterJews, laws concerningJews, persecution ofJosephinismJournalismJournalism, study ofJourneymenJubilee (Catholic)Jubilee (commemorative celebration)Judaic lawJudaismJudgeJudgmentJudicial authorityJudicial constitutionJudiciaryJudiciary (England)Junges DeutschlandJunkerJuridificationJurisdictionJurisprudenceJurisprudence of conceptsJuristJuristic methodologyJury, trial byJust priceJusticeJustice of the peaceJustice, minister ofJustification, doctrine ofJuvenile delinquencyKabinettsjustizKabinettskriegKameralprozessKantianismKaraismKarlsbad DecreesKaufsystemKermisKeyboard musicKhanateKholopKiltgangKingdom of God, expectation ofKingdoms of natureKing's peaceKinshipKinship, terminology ofKipper und WipperKitchenKnechtKnightKnight academyKnights, order ofKnowledgeKnowledge societyKnowledge systems beyond EuropeKnowledge, global exchange ofKnowledge, organization ofKnowledge, utility ofKnowledge, visualization ofKompaniewirtschaftKowtowKronprinzenvortrageKulturkampfKunstreligionLabor movementLaboratoryLaborer, ruralLaborer, unlandedLaceLadies' courtLadies' foundationLaissez-faireLaityLamaismLand consolidationLand marketLand ownershipLand ownership, large scaleLand registerLand rightsLand transportLand use systemLandesjudenschaftLandeskircheLandespostLandjudenLandratLandscapeLandscape paintingLandschaft (Holy Roman Empire)LandsknechtLandtagLanguageLanguage societyLanguage tuitionLanguage, history ofLanguage, literaryLanguage, manners ofLanguage, theory ofLate HumanismLate modern periodLate ScholasticismLatheLatinLatin American wars of independenceLatin schoolLatin studies
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