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SCHEME OF CONTENTS

  1. BOOK VI (Continued)
  2. PAGE
  3. Chapter XXXII. Muhammad and Arab Islam
  4. § 1.
    Arabia before Muhammad
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    		1
  5. § 2.
    Life of Muhammad to the Hegira
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    		4
  6. § 3.
    Muhammad becomes a fighting prophet
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    		8
  7. § 4.
    The teachings of Islam
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    		14
  8. § 5.
    The caliphs Abu Bekr and Omar
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    		16
  9. § 6.
    The great days of the Omayyads
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    		22
  10. § 7.
    The decay of Islam under the Abbasids
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    		31
  11. § 8.
    The intellectual life of Arab Islam
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    		34
  12. Chapter XXXIII. Christendom and the Crusades
  13. § 1.
    The Western world at its lowest ebb
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    		40
  14. § 2.
    The feudal system
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    		42
  15. § 3.
    The Frankish kingdom of the Merovingians
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    		46
  16. § 4.
    The Christianization of the western barbarians
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    		48
  17. § 5.
    Charlemagne becomes emperor of the West
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    		54
  18. § 6.
    The personality of Charlemagne
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		59
  19. § 7.
    The French and the Germans become distinct
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    		61
  20. § 8.
    The Normans, the Saracens, the Hungarians, and the Seljuk Turks
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    		64
  21. § 9.
    How Constantinople appealed to Rome
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    		72
  22. § 10.
    The Crusades
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    		76
  23. § 11.
    The Crusades a test of Christianity
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    		84
  24. § 12.
    The Emperor Frederick II
    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    		86
  25. § 13.
    Defects and limitations of the papacy
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    		90
  26. § 14.
    A list of leading Popes
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    		96
  27. BOOK VII
  28. THE GREAT MONGOL EMPIRES OF THE LAND WAYS
    AND THE NEW EMPIRES OF THE SEA WAYS
  29. Chapter XXXIV. The Great Empire of Jengis Khan and his Successors
  30. § 1.
    Asia at the end of the twelfth century
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    		105
  31. § 2.
    The rise and victories of the Mongols
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    		108
  32. § 3.
    The travels of Marco Polo
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    		114
  33. § 4.
    The Ottoman Turks, the Turkish Caliph, and Constantinople
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    		120

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