The Dark Ages Collection
David Hume, J. B. Bury, Edward Shepherd Creasy, Edward Gibbon, Henry Bradley, Charles Oman
Casa editrice: Zenith Whispering Pines Publishers
Sinossi
Uncover the Truth of a World in Transition. Often cast in the shadow of the Renaissance, the Early Middle Ages were a time of intense struggle, profound faith, and the forging of the modern world. This collection brings together authoritative historical accounts that strip away the myths of the "Dark Ages," revealing a sophisticated era of cultural synthesis where Roman, Christian, and Germanic traditions merged to create Western Civilization. This collection explores the defining forces of the era: The Collapse of an Empire: Analyze the internal decay and external pressures that led to the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the subsequent rise of the successor kingdoms. The Age of Migrations: Trace the epic journeys of the tribes that redrew the map of Europe, from the forests of Germania to the shores of Britain and North Africa. The Rise of the Cross: Explore how the church became the central stabilizing force of the continent, preserving ancient texts and providing a unified cultural framework. Legendary Leaders and Warriors: Follow the rise of figures like Charlemagne and the seafaring Northmen, documenting the birth of the Holy Roman Empire and the expansion of the Viking world. From the illuminated manuscripts of isolated monasteries to the fierce shield-walls of the battlefield, this collection offers a panoramic view of half a millennium of human history. It is an essential addition for any student of medieval studies, world history, and the roots of Western culture. Step out of the shadows. Buy "The Dark Ages Collection" today and discover the foundation of the modern world.
Disponibile da: 22/12/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 2727 pagine.
