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London: The Paternoster Press, 1961. Hbk. pp.252.
This book is in the Public Domain.
Contents
- Gregory the Great
- Boniface an the Conversion of Northern Europe
- Alcuin and the Carolingian Renaissance
- The East from Leo the Isaurian to Michael Cerularius
- The Hildebrandine Reform
- The First Crusade
- Anselm and the Rise of Scholasticism
- Abelard and Bernard of Clairvaux
- The Waldensians
- The Pontificate of Innocent III
- Francis and his Followers
- The Dominicans; Aquinas; and the German Mystics
- The Last Crusader
- The Missionary Zeal of Raymond Lull
- Dante and the Dawn of a New Age