World’s Story Volume XIV: An Outline of Universal History

por Karl Ploetz

101 capítulos37h 34mEnglish1914

Sobre este livro

The fourteenth volume of the 15-volume series The World’s Story has a different concept than the previous books edited by Eva March Tappan. This book lists a detailed timeline of important events, starting from the early Eastern cultures till up to recent events from the beginning of the 20th century. The original book was compiled in German by historian Karl Ploetz (1819-1881) and translated into English for this series by William H. Tillinghast (1854-1913). - Summary by Sonia

Capítulos (101)

1Introduction

626

2Universal History. A general view of its principal divisions

196

3I. Ancient History. A. Eastern peoples. Part 1. Egyptians

1176

4Part 2. Jews (Hebrews, Israelites)

1130

5Part 3. Babylonians and Assyrians

1059

6Part 4. Phoenicians and Carthaginians

900

7Part 5. Lydians and Phrygians

328

8Part 6. Indians

504

9Part 7. Bactrians, Medes, Persians

1269

10Part 8. Parthians

359

11Part 9. Chinese

452

12Part 10. Japanese

452

13B. Western peoples. Part 1. Celts.

1355

14Part 2. Grecian History. a. Geographical survey of Ancient Greece

720

15b. Religion of the Greeks

415

16c. First Period. Mythical time, down to the Thessalian and Dorian migration (x-1104?)

1198

17d. Second Period. From the Thessalian and Dorian migration to the beginning of the Persian Wars (1104?-500)

1945

18e. Third Period. From the beginning of the Persian Wars to the loss of independence by the Battle of Chaeronae (500-338)

3611

19f. Fourth Period. Graeco-Macedonian or Hellenistic Epoch down to the subjugation of Greece by the Romans (338-146)

1623

20Part 3. Roman History. a. Geographical survey of Ancient Italy

800

21b. Religion of the Ancient Romans

447

22c. Ethnographical sketch of Italy

330

23d. First Period. Mythical Epoch of the Kings (753-510)

1282

24e. Second Period. Struggles between Patricians and Plebeians, subjugation of Italy proper, to the beginning of the Punic Wars (510-264)

3808

25f. Third Period. Punic Wars. From the beginning of Rome's universal Empire, to the destruction of Carthage and Corinth (264-146)

3208

26g. Fourth Period. Firm establishment of the universal power of Rome. Period of the Civil Wars (146-31) First Part

2822

27g. Fourth Period. Firm establishment of the universal power of Rome. Period of the Civil Wars (146-31) Second Part

2649

28h. Fifth Period. Reigns of the Roman Emperors down to the Fall of the Western Empire (31 B.C.-476 A.D.)

3247

29Part 4. Teutons

1485

30Part 5. Slavs and Lithuanians

210

31II. Mediaeval History. First Period. From the Beginning of the migrations of the Northern tribes to the Treaty of Verdun (375-843). Part 1. Migrations of the Northern Peoples

1134

32Part 2. Teutonic Kingdoms in Britain

1089

33Part 3. The Kingdom of the Franks under the Merowingians

289

34Part 4. Mohammed (Mahomet) and the Caliphate

384

35Part 5. Kingdom of the Franks under the Carolingians

883

36Part 6. New Persian Empire of the Sassanidae (226-641)

1218

37Second Period. From the Treaty of Verdun to the beginning of the Crusades (843-1096). Part 1. Italy and Germany

1914

38Part 2. France

512

39Part 3. England

772

40Part 4. The North

586

41Part 5. Spanish Peninsula

193

42Part 6. The East

798

43Third Period. Epoch of the Crusades (1096-1270). Part 1. Crusades

1114

44Part 2. Germany and Italy

1615

45Part 3. France

387

46Part 4. England

1318

47Part 5. The North

1080

48Part 6. Spanish Peninsula

126

49Part 7. The East

779

50Fourth Period. From the conclusion of the Crusades to the discovery of America (1270-1492). Part 1. Germany

2276

51Part 2. France

1320

52Part 3. Italy

447

53Part 4. England

1991

54Part 5. Spanish Peninsula

230

55Part 6. The North and East

487

56III. Modern History. First Period. From the discovery of America to the Peace of Westphalia (1492-1648) Part 1. Inventions, discoveries and colonies

386

57Part 2. America

2271

58English, Dutch and Swedish Colonies in North America

1736

59Part 3. Germany to the Thirty Years' War. The Reformation

1629

60Part 4. The Thirty Years' War

2063

61Part 5. France

1259

62Part 6. Italy

395

63Part 7. Spanish Peninsula and the Netherlands

911

64Part 8. England and Scotland

3935

65Part 9. The North and East

1182

66Second Period. From the Peace of Westphalia to the beginning of the French Revolution (1648-1789) A. The second half of the 17th Century. Part 1. America

1788

67Part 2. France

1209

68Part 3. Germany

329

69Part 4. The North and East

528

70Part 5. England

3142

71Part 6. India

222

72Part 7. China

73B. The 18th Century to the French Revolution. Part 1. War of the Spanish Succession

931

74Part 2. The Northern War

642

75Part 3. Germany

2326

76Part 4. Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Poland

1073

77Part 5. Spain and Portugal

220

78Part 6. Italy

418

79Part 7. America

3292

80Part 8. Great Britain

1952

81Part 9. The East

796

82Part 10. France

541

83Third Period. From the beginning of the first French Revolution to the Congress of Vienna (1789-1815). First Part

1263

84Third Period. From the beginning of the first French Revolution to the Congress of Vienna (1789-1815). Second Part

2052

85Third Period. From the beginning of the first French Revolution to the Congress of Vienna (1789-1815). Third Part

1987

86Third Period. From the beginning of the first French Revolution to the Congress of Vienna (1789-1815). Fourth Part

3301

87Fourth Period. From the Congress of Vienna to the present day (1815-x). Part 1. Inventions

527

88Part 2. Continental Europe (1817-1882). First Part

1678

89Part 2. Continental Europe (1817-1882). Second Part

2562

90Part 2. Continental Europe (1817-1882). Third Part

2752

91Part 2. Continental Europe (1817-1882). Fourth Part

1769

92Part 3. France (1815-1882)

1651

93Part 4. Great Britain (1783-1882)

3046

94Part 5. United States (1789-1882)

2901

95Part 6. China (1796-1882)

478

96Part 7. Japan (1817-1882)

494

97Appendix (1883-x). Part 8. Great Britain (1883-1903)

1829

98Part 9. Continental Europe (1883-1903)

2806

99Part 10. United States (1883-1903)

1986

100Part 11. Asia (1883-1903)

1287

101Part 12. Leading events (1904-1914)

3115

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