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The Encyclopedia of Early Modern History offers four hundred years of history in one work. Experts from all over the world have joined in a presentation of the scholarship on the great era between the mid-fifteenth to the mid-nineteenth centuries. The perspective is European. That does not mean, however, that the view on the rest of the world is blocked. On the contrary: the multifaceted interrelatedness of European and other cultures is scrutinized extensively.
The Encyclopedia of Early Modern History addresses major historical questions:
- which ideas, inventions, and events changed people's lives?
- in which ways did living conditions change?
- how do political, social, and economic developments interlock?
- which major cultural currents have begun to become apparent?
- how did historical interpretation of certain phenomena change?
The individual articles are connected to one another as in a web of red threads. The reader who follows the threads will keep coming upon new and unexpected contexts and links.
Contents
Beggar
Behmenism
Beigeordneter
Bel esprit
Bell
Benediction
Benefice
Betrothal
Betting
Bible
Bible Society
Bible translation
Biblical criticism
Biblical drama
Biblical poetry
Bibliography
Bibliotheca Magica
Biedermeier
Biens nationaux
Bigamy
Bildung
Bildungsbürgertum
Bildungsreise
Bildungsroman
Bildungsverein
Bill of exchange
Bill of Rights
Billeting
Bimetallism
Biography
Biology
Birth rituals
Black Legend
Black lung
Blasphemy
Blasting
Bleaching
Blood
Blood (noble)
Blood, circulation of
Body
Body and soul
Body odor
Bond
Bond, chemical
Book
Book burning
Book fair
Book illustration
Book market
Book of Common Prayer
Book of Nature
Book ownership
Book trade
Bookbinder
Bookkeeping
Bookkeeping, double-entry
Botanic garden
Botany
Boundary
Bourbon Reforms
Bourgeois society
Bourgeois tragedy
Bourgeoisie
Bourse
Bow hauling
Boyar
Brahmo Samaj
Brain
Brandschatzung
Brandy
Bread
Brickmaker
Bridge
British Empire
Broadsheet, congratulatory
Brunonianism
Buddhism
Building code
Building materials
Building trade
Building type
Bulgarian Orthodox Church
Bund
Bürgerlichkeit
Bürgerschule
Burial
Bursary
Bust
Butcher
Cabinet
Cabinet of curiosities
Cacique
Cadaster
Cadastral area
Cadet school
Calculus of variations
Calendar
Calendar reform
Calvinism
Cameralism
Camerata
Canal
Cannibalism
Canon
Canon law
Cantata
Canton system
Cantorate
Cantus firmus
Cape Colony
Capital (city)
Capital market
Capital mobility
Capital, accumulation of
Capitalism
Capitulation
Caravan trade
Career migration
Caricature
Carmen figuratum
Carnival
Carpenter
Carpet
Cart
Carter
Cartesianism
Cartography
Case law
Cast, natural
Cast, plaster
Caste
Castle
Castrato
Castrum doloris
Catalogue
Catechetics
Catechism
Catholic Enlightenment
Catholic Reformation
Catholicism
Cattle
Caudillismo
Causality
Cause
Cavalry
Cecilian Movement
Ceiling painting
Celestial mechanics
Celibacy
Censorship
Censorship of letters
Census
Central African world
Century
Ceremonial
Ceremonial literature
Challenge
Chamber music
Chamberer
Chamberlain
Chance
Chancellery
Change, technological
Chanson
Chapel
Chapman
Character
Charcoal
Charity
Charivari
Charter
Chartism
Chastity
Chaussee
Check
Chemical sciences
Chemicals industry
Child labor
Childbirth
Childhood
Childhood mortality
Children's and young people's literature
Children's Rights
Child-witch
Chiliasm
Chimney sweep
China trade
Chinese world
Chinese, Overseas
Chinoiserie
Chivalric romance
Choir, choral music
Cholera
Chorale
Chord
Christentumsgesellschaft
Christianity, global
Christianization
Christlicher Verein
Christmas
Christology
Chronicle
Chronicle, town
Chronology
Chronometry
Church
Church and state
Church and state, separation of
Church architecture
Church discipline
Church governance
Church interior
Church of the nobility
Church Order
Church penance
Church property
Church register
Church year
Cinq Codes
Circumcision
Circus
Citizen
Citizens' deputy
Citizens' roll
Citizenship
Citizenship, oath of
City
City state
Cives academici
Civic rights
Civil codes
Civil engineering
Civil procedure
Civil procedure, code of
Civil register
Civil servant
Civil servants, training of
Civil service law
Civil service, theory of
Civil society
Civil unrest
Civil War
Civilization
Civilization process
Clan
Class consciousness
