French History X / Jules Michele / Yasushi Kirimura

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European History and Western History
[Introduction to Contents]
Turning the bloody history into the path of "humanitarianism"! It deals with the reign of Henry IV, who put an end to the history of cannibalism by religious war, and opened the curtain to lead the Bourbon Kingdom into a "great country of civilization".
The four volumes of the "History of the 16th Century" are concluded here.
Contents
Chapter 1 The day after St. Barthel's Incident
Chapter 2 Death of Charles IX (1573-1574)
Chapter 3 Science before St. Barthel's Incident
Chapter IV Victory of Death
Chapter 5 Return of Henry III (1574-1576)
Chapter 6 The History of the Old Church
Chapter 6 The History of the Old Church
Chapter 6 The History of the Old Church
Chapter 6 The History of the Old Church
Chapter 6 The History of the Old Church
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Chapter 23 The Conversion of Henry IV and Montaigne (1592-1593)
Chapter 24 The Entry of Henry IV into Paris (March 1594)
Chapter 25 Imperial Order of Nantes (1595-1598)
Conclusion of the History of the 16th Century
Translator : Postscript
Personal history
Jules Michelet
Born in Paris in August 1798, at the end of the French Revolution. While helping his father's printing business, he grew up in Paris, where still has a strong impression of the Middle Ages, and studied hard.
In 1827, he was a professor of history at the Higher Normal School.
In 1831, he was a director of the National Archives of History. In 1838, he became a professor of Colage de France.
Under the Retro Monarchy and the imperial rule of Napoleon III, he maintained the position that the people played a leading role despite the oppression.
Died in February 1874.
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