Reference Studies in Mediaeval History
Reference Studies in Mediaeval History
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XI. MOHAMMED AND THE RISE OF THE ARAB EMPIRE 1. Arahia before Mohammed Bury, Later Roman Empire, Vol. II, pp. 258, 259.
Gibbon, Decline and Fsdl, Vol. V, pp. 311-33.
2. The Causes of the Rise and Rapid Expansion of Mohammedanism Bury, Later Roman Empire, Vol. II, pp. 261-73, 510-17.
Andrews, Institutes of General History, pp. 217-34.
Mihnan, Latin Christianity, Vol. II, pp. 113 ff., 163 ff.
Duruy, Middle Ages, pp. 97 ff.
Sale, Discourses.
Butler, Arab Conquest of Egypt, chaps, xii-xxiii.
Stanle...y, Easterti Church, Lecture 8 (on the Koran).
Hallam, Middle Ages, chap, vi (first part).
Lecky, European Morals, Vol. II, pp. 251-53.
Gibbon, Decline and Fall, chaps, xlvii, 1-lii.
Carlyle, Heroes and Hero Worships Lecture 2.
40 REFERENCE STUDIES IN Freeman, Conquests of the Saracens.
Muir, Early Caliphate.
3. The Nature of the Saracenic Civilization Lane-Poole, Speeches and Table-Talk of Mohammed.
The Arabian Nights.
Ameer Ali, Short History of the Saracens, chaps, xxv, xxxi.
Burke, History of Spain, Vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XI. MOHAMMED AND THE RISE OF THE ARAB EMPIRE 1. Arahia before Mohammed Bury, Later Roman Empire, Vol. II, pp. 258, 259.
Gibbon, Decline and Fsdl, Vol. V, pp. 311-33.
2. The Causes of the Rise and Rapid Expansion of Mohammedanism Bury, Later Roman Empire, Vol. II, pp. 261-73, 510-17.
Andrews, Institutes of General History, pp. 217-34.
Mihnan, Latin Christianity, Vol. II, pp. 113 ff., 163 ff.
Duruy, Middle Ages, pp. 97 ff.
Sale, Discourses.
Butler, Arab Conquest of Egypt, chaps, xii-xxiii.
Stanle...y, Easterti Church, Lecture 8 (on the Koran).
Hallam, Middle Ages, chap, vi (first part).
Lecky, European Morals, Vol. II, pp. 251-53.
Gibbon, Decline and Fall, chaps, xlvii, 1-lii.
Carlyle, Heroes and Hero Worships Lecture 2.
40 REFERENCE STUDIES IN Freeman, Conquests of the Saracens.
Muir, Early Caliphate.
3. The Nature of the Saracenic Civilization Lane-Poole, Speeches and Table-Talk of Mohammed.
The Arabian Nights.
Ameer Ali, Short History of the Saracens, chaps, xxv, xxxi.
Burke, History of Spain, Vol.
What to read after Reference Studies in Mediaeval History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, James Westfall, 1869-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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