Medieval Europe
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In short, on the European and on the national stage alike, medieval politics meant the eternal recurrence of the same problems and disputes, the eternal repetition of the same palliatives and the same plan of campaign. It is true that political science made more progress than the art of war. But substantial reforms of institutions were effected only in a few ex- ceptional communities — in Sicily under the Normans and Frederic II, in England under Henry II and Edward I, in France under Philip Au...gustus and his successors. Even in these cases the progress usually consists in elaborating some primitive expedient, in developing some accepted principle to the logical conclusion. The more audacious innovators, a Montfort, an Artevelde, a Frederic II, were tripped up and overthrown as soon as they stepped beyond the circle of conventional ideas. It will therefore suffice for our present purpose to state in the barest outline the leading events of international politics, and the chief advances in the theory of government, which signalised the Middle Ages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In short, on the European and on the national stage alike, medieval politics meant the eternal recurrence of the same problems and disputes, the eternal repetition of the same palliatives and the same plan of campaign. It is true that political science made more progress than the art of war. But substantial reforms of institutions were effected only in a few ex- ceptional communities — in Sicily under the Normans and Frederic II, in England under Henry II and Edward I, in France under Philip Au...gustus and his successors. Even in these cases the progress usually consists in elaborating some primitive expedient, in developing some accepted principle to the logical conclusion. The more audacious innovators, a Montfort, an Artevelde, a Frederic II, were tripped up and overthrown as soon as they stepped beyond the circle of conventional ideas. It will therefore suffice for our present purpose to state in the barest outline the leading events of international politics, and the chief advances in the theory of government, which signalised the Middle Ages.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H W Carless Henry William Carless Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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