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CHAPTER XI Ottonian Renovation and Restoration

© 1968 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 1968 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface VII
  3. Contents IX
  4. PART I THE CONCEPTS
  5. CHAPTER I Change in Time 3
  6. CHAPTER II Change and Content 16
  7. CHAPTER III Ways and Means of Restoration 27
  8. CHAPTER IV The Cycles 55
  9. CHAPTER V The Sanction of Time 73
  10. CHAPTER VI Summary 94
  11. PART II THE CASES
  12. CHAPTER VII Jewish Homeland and Babylonian Exile 107
  13. CHAPTER VIII Athens from Solon to Cleisthenes 124
  14. CHAPTER IX Rome from the Imperial Republic to the Rise of Marius 144
  15. The Great Transition RESTORATION SITUATIONS FROM THE DECLINE OF THE ANCIENT WORLD TO THE HIGH MIDDLE AGES
  16. CHAPTER X The Justinian Restoration Situation 172
  17. CHAPTER XI Ottonian Renovation and Restoration 186
  18. CHAPTER XII The Transition from the Norman to the Angevin Kings 203
  19. CHAPTER XIII From Hohenstaufen to Habsburg 214
  20. CHAPTER XIV Reformation and Counter Reformation in Austria 231
  21. The Classical Cases: Stuart and Bourbon Restoration Problems
  22. CHAPTER XV The English Restoration 279
  23. CHAPTER XVI The Problem of the French Restoration of 1814 /1815 312
  24. CHAPTER XVII Restoration That Came Too Late 349
  25. CHAPTER XVIII The Dynastic Movements 384
  26. CHAPTER XIX A Final Reflection 401
  27. APPENDIX Restoration—The Terms 408
  28. In Lieu of a Bibliography 419
  29. Index 423
The Problem of Restoration
This chapter is in the book The Problem of Restoration
https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520419346-012

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface VII
  3. Contents IX
  4. PART I THE CONCEPTS
  5. CHAPTER I Change in Time 3
  6. CHAPTER II Change and Content 16
  7. CHAPTER III Ways and Means of Restoration 27
  8. CHAPTER IV The Cycles 55
  9. CHAPTER V The Sanction of Time 73
  10. CHAPTER VI Summary 94
  11. PART II THE CASES
  12. CHAPTER VII Jewish Homeland and Babylonian Exile 107
  13. CHAPTER VIII Athens from Solon to Cleisthenes 124
  14. CHAPTER IX Rome from the Imperial Republic to the Rise of Marius 144
  15. The Great Transition RESTORATION SITUATIONS FROM THE DECLINE OF THE ANCIENT WORLD TO THE HIGH MIDDLE AGES
  16. CHAPTER X The Justinian Restoration Situation 172
  17. CHAPTER XI Ottonian Renovation and Restoration 186
  18. CHAPTER XII The Transition from the Norman to the Angevin Kings 203
  19. CHAPTER XIII From Hohenstaufen to Habsburg 214
  20. CHAPTER XIV Reformation and Counter Reformation in Austria 231
  21. The Classical Cases: Stuart and Bourbon Restoration Problems
  22. CHAPTER XV The English Restoration 279
  23. CHAPTER XVI The Problem of the French Restoration of 1814 /1815 312
  24. CHAPTER XVII Restoration That Came Too Late 349
  25. CHAPTER XVIII The Dynastic Movements 384
  26. CHAPTER XIX A Final Reflection 401
  27. APPENDIX Restoration—The Terms 408
  28. In Lieu of a Bibliography 419
  29. Index 423
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