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Empire, War And Faith In Early Modern Europe
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 DescriptionIn this brilliant and provocative study, renowned historian Geoffrey Parker traces the rise and fall of global empires, the impact of mass warfare and limits to religious growth in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europe. He ranges from the dramatic rise and fall of Philip II's Spanish superpower to William of Orange's invasion of England; from Elizabethan espionage and treason to the spread of Protestantism; from the 'etiquette of atrocity' in early modern Europe. All reveal what the short-lived triumphs and devastating failures of this period can tell us about today's world. |
