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 The Cambridge Modem History

ROYAL OCTAVO GILT TOPS TWELVE VOLUMES CLOTH

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Planned by

The Late LORD ACTON, LL.D.

Regius Professor of Modem History

Edited by

A. W. WARD, Litt.D. G. W. PROTHERO, Utt.D.

STANLEY LEATHES, MA.

I. — The Renaissance

II. — The Reformation

III. — The Wars of Religion

IV. — The Thirty Years’ War V. — The Age of Louis XIV

VI. — The' Eighteenth Century

VII. — The United States

VIII. — French Revolution IX. — Napoleon X. — The Restoration XI. — The Growth of Nationalities XII. — The Latest Age

Two Supplementary Volumes —

XIII. — Genealogical Tables, Lists and Index

XIV. — Atlas ($6.50 net)

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