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Potter G.R. The New Cambridge Modern History. Volume 1. The Renaissance, 1493-1520

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Potter G.R. The New Cambridge Modern History. Volume 1. The Renaissance, 1493-1520
Cambridge University Press, 1957. — 568 p.
Preface to the Paperback Edition by Denys Hay
General Introduction: History and the Modern Historian by Sir George Clark
Introduction by Denys Hay
The face of Europe on the eve of the great discoveries by H. C. Darby
Fifteenth-century civilisation and the Renaissance by Hans Baron
The Papacy and the Catholic Church by R. Aubenas
Learning and education in Western Europe from 1470 to 1520 by R. Weiss
The arts in Western Europe: Italy by R. Wittkower
The arts in Western Europe: Northern Europe by L. D. Ettlinger
The arts in Western Europe: Spain by Enriqueta Frankfort
The arts in Western Europe: Vernacular literature by H. W. Lawton
The Empire under Maximilian I by R. G. D. Laffan
The Burgundian Netherlands, 1477–1521 by C. A. J. Armstrong
International relations in the West: diplomacy and war by J. R. Hale
France under Charles VIII and Louis XII by R. Doucet
The Hispanic kingdoms and the Catholic kings by J. M. Batista I Roca
The invasions of Italy by Cecilia M. Ady
Eastern Europe by C. A. Macartney
The Ottoman empire (1481–1520) by V. J. Parry
The New World: Portuguese expansion by H. V. Livermore
The New World: Spaniards in the New World by J. H. Parry
Expansion as a concern of all Europe by E. E. Rich
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