General History Of Civilisation In Europe, From The Fall Of The Roman Empire Till The French Revolution. By M. Guizot
by François Guizot
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About this eBook
- Author
- Guizot, François, 1787-1874
- Title
- General History of Civilisation in Europe, From the Fall of the Roman Empire Till the French Revolution. A Treatise on Death Punishments.
- Credits
- Produced by Don Kostuch
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- CB: History: History of civilization
- Subject
- Europe -- Civilization
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 61572
- Release Date
- March 7, 2020
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Civilisation In Europe. — General History Of Civilisation In Europe,
- 2.By The Same Author. — Edinburgh: William And Robert Chambers. 1848. — Edinburgh: Printed By W. And R. Chambers.
- 3.Contents.
- 4.Life Of Guizot. — History Of Civilisation In Europe. — Lecture I. Objects Of The Course. Of Civilisation In General. — Lecture II. Peculiar Features Of Civilisation In Europe. Influence Of The Church. — Influence Of The Church. — Lecture III. First Ages Of Civilisation. — Lecture IV. Influences Of The Feudal System. — Lecture V. The Church From The Fifth To The Twelfth Century. — Lecture VI. Relations Of The Church With The People. — Lecture VII. Boroughs And Their Influence. — Lecture VIII. The Twelfth And Thirteenth Centuries. The Crusades. — Lecture IX. Rise And Progress Of Royalty. — Lecture X. Union Of Elements Of Modern Society. — Lecture XI. Rise Of Nations And Governments. — Lecture XII. Effects Of The Reformation. — Lecture XIII. Effects Of The English Revolution. — Lecture XIV. Cause And Effects Of The French Revolution. — Concluding Note By The Editors. — On The Punishment Of Death.
- 5.Contents.
- 6.Preface.
- 7.On The Punishment Of Death. — Chapter I. Limits Of The Question. — Chapter II. Physical Efficacy Of Capital Punishment. — Chapter III. Moral Efficacy Of Capital Punishment. — Chapter IV. The Same Subject Continued. — Chapter V. Double Character Of The Government. — Chapter VI. Justice. — Chapter VII. Necessity. — Chapter VIII. Means. — Chapter IX. Prosecution And Qualification Of Political Crimes. — Chapter X. The Privilege Of Mercy. — Chapter XI. Conclusion. — The End. — Edinburgh: Printed by W. & R. Chambers. — Chambers's Educational Course. — Directories. — English Section. — Arithmetical and Mathematical. — Scientific. — Historical. — Writing and Drawing. — Geography. — Classical Series,
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