PREFACE. - THE aim of the Handbook of "The History of Modern Civilization "-0. continuation and complotion of "The History of Ancient Civilization,published in the same form more than a year ago-is to give to young students and general readers a comprehensive view of the progress of the nations, as far as it is known, out of the decadence of ancient civilization, through medieval barbarism, until they emerge in modern and advance to contemporary civilization. It is hoped that it may stimulate younger readers to pursue historical studies further, and may occasionally be useful to older students as a grouping together of knowledge already acquired. Though based on M. Ducoudray's 1 Histoire Sommaire de la Civilisation," this handbook is rather an adaptation than a translation; for M. Ducoudray's standpoint is so exclusively French, that it has been necessary not only to omit much and to correct freely, but also to fill numerous and e.."rtensive gaps in his
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CONTENTS ; •; nOOK I-THE NE'V RELIGION; CHAPTER I ; CHRISTIANITY-REORGANIZATION AND FALL OF THE ROMAN; EMPIRE; SvrmARY-The Preparation for the Advent of Christianity; the COU4; diti"n of Religion and Philosophy in the Roman World-Unity; of the Ronun World; the Right of Universal Oitizensbip-Tbe; Christi!ill Religion-Tho Persecutions-The Primitive Organization; of the Church: the Catacombs~The Apologists: Tertullian; -Influence of Christianity-Tho Decadence of the Roman Empire;; its Causes; the Absence of a Constitution-The Power and Rivalry; of the Prretorians and the A~miea i Civil W"ars-Invasion of th,; Barbarians - A ttempts,at Restoration in the Fourth Century;; Uiocletian; the Tetrarchy-The'Vork of Constantine; the Jmperial; Power; the Great Officers-Separation of the Military and; Civil Powers-Division of the ProvinCOB into Preftlctures, Dioceses,; &c-'l'he New Nobility-The Classes-The Curiales-Th6 Inferior; Classes; the Plebs i ll
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