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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
LaudaLaughterLaundryLawLaw (statute)Law and ethicsLaw of aliensLaw reportsLaw, faculty ofLaw, publication ofLawsuitLawyerLay judgeLazaretLeadLeading sector, industrialLeaseLeather productionLectureLedigeLegal certaintyLegal enforcementLegal forceLegal historyLegal literatureLegal positivismLegal remedyLegal unityLegendLeges fundamentalesLegislationLegisprudenceLegitimacyLegitimation of childrenLegitimismLeguminosaeLeisureLenten fareLeopoldinaLesbianismLèse-majestéLetterLettre de cachetLevant tradeLevée en masseLiberalismLibertineLibraryLibrettoLicentia poeticaLieLife drawingLife expectancyLife interestLife stairsLifestyleLifting apparatusLight and colorLight musicLightingLightning conductorLimitation (law)Limpieza de sangreLinear tacticsLinenLines of amityLingua vulgarisLinguisticsLipsianismLiteracy and illiteracyLiteracy and oralityLiteral senseLiterary and philosophical societyLiterary criticismLiterary historiographyLiterary institutionsLiterary theoryLiterary/cultural journalLiterate cultures beyond EuropeLiteratureLittle Ice AgeLivestockLivestock tradeLivestock, housing ofLiving conditions, urbanLoan for consumption (mutuum)Loan for use (commodatum)Local administrationLocal authorityLocal timeLoci communesLocksmithLocomotiveLogicLongevityLotharian LegendLotteryLoveLove letterLow ChurchLoyaltyLutheranismLuxuryLying-in hospitalMacartney EmbassyMachiavellianismMachineMachine toolMachine-breakingMadrigalMagazine (military)Magdeburg CenturiesMagicMagnateMagnetismMahdi movementsMaidMailMaintenanceMainz, Republic ofMaizeMajority principleMalthusianismMamluksManchuMandarinMandateMandatory loanManifest DestinyMannerismMannersManorManorialismManufactoryManuringManuscriptsMap, postalMap, road/streetMaratha EmpireMarian devotionMarine insuranceMarital ageMarital choiceMarital consent (Holy Roman Empire)Maritime commercial lawMaritime trading routesMarkMarketMarket rightsMarkgenossenschaftMarkscheidewesenMarriageMarriage brokeringMarriage pattern, EuropeanMarriage, civilMarriage, consanguineousMarriage, contraction ofMarriage, dissolution ofMarriage, morganaticMarseillaiseMartial lawMartyr dramaMasculinityMask, masqueMasqueradeMass (church)Mass, massesMassacreMasterMater familiasMaterial cultureMaterialismMaternal mortalityMathematical instrumentsMathematical rigorMathematical sciencesMathematicsMathematics, musicalMatriculaMatriculation, universityMatrimonial lawMatrimonial regimeMatrimonyMatterMausoleumMayaMayorMazarinadesMeadow cultivationMealMeat consumptionMechanicsMechanics of materialsMechanismMedal, medallionMediaMedia, scholarlyMediationMediatizationMediatstadt (seigneurial town)MedicMedical codeMedical geographyMedical Reform (1848)MedicalizationMedicineMedicine, faculty ofMediterranean worldMedizinalpolizeiMeistersangMelancholyMelodramaMemoirsMemorial artMemorial endowmentMemoryMen's associationsMentalityMercantilismMercenaryMerchantMerchant capitalismMercuriesMercuryMesmerismMessenger serviceMessiahMessrelationMestizajeMetalMetallurgyMetamorphosisMetaphors of societyMetaphysicsMétayageMeteorologyMethodMethodismMetricsMetrologyMetropolisMexican-American WarMiasmasMicroscopeMiddle Ages, reception ofMiddle classMidwifeMigrant churchesMigratory labor
