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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
Military
Military academy
Military administration
Military contractor
Military enterpriser
Military law
Military medicine
Military music
Military pastoral care
Military revolution
Military thought
Militia, territorial
Milk
Mill
Millenarianism
Millet
Milliner
Mime
Mimesis
Miner
Mineral deposits
Mineral dressing
Mineral rights, state appropriation of
Mineralogy
Minerals, non-metallic
Miners' guild
Miniature (painting)
Mining
Mining academies
Mining administration
Mining boom
Mining business
Mining class
Mining enterprise
Mining iconography
Mining lamp
Mining law
Mining literature
Mining ordinance
Mining region
Mining sciences
Mining technology
Mining town
Minister
Ministerial responsibility
Ministry (ecclesiastical)
Minorities
Mirabilia
Miracle
Miracle cure
Mise en scène
Mission
Mission school
Missionary report
Mistress
Mitteldeutscher Handelsverein
Mittwochgesellschaft
Mixed economy
Mobility
Model, architectural
Modernism (church)
Modes, theory of (art)
Monarchical principle
Monarchomachs
Monarchy
Monastery
Monastery school
Monasticism
Money economy
Money, theory of
Mongols
Monody
Monologue
Monometallism
Monopoly
Monotheism
Monroe Doctrine
Monstrosities
Monument
Moral offense
Moral theology
Moral Weekly
Moralist literature
Morality
Morality, history of
More geometrico
Mores
Mortality
Mortgage
Mosque
Motet
Mother
Mountains
Mourning
Mughal Empire
Multiple views
Municipal law
Münzvertrag
Murder
Muscle power
Museum
Music
Music criticism
Music festival
Music library
Music publisher
Music society
Music theory
Music, ecclesiastical
Music, historiography of
Music, printing of
Musical aesthetics
Musical art, Islamic
Musical instrument
Musical literature
Musical training
Musician
Musician, traveling
Musician's autobiography
Muslim societies
Mysticism
Mythology
Name day
Naming
Napoleonic Wars
Nation, nationalism
National assembly
National church
National history
National language
National monument
National myth
National style (music)
National symbol
National theater
Nation-state
Natural catastrophe
Natural economy
Natural history
Natural History School
Natural law
Natural philosophy
Natural science
Natural science and religion
Natural theology
Naturalism
Nature
Nature of things
Nature religion
Nature study (art)
Nature, relation to
Naturism
Naturopathy
Naval warfare
Navigation
Navy
Nazarene movement
Necessitas
Necessity
Neighbor law
Neighborhood
Neo-Aristotelian political theory
Neo-Confucianism
Neo-Latin poetry
Neo-Orthodoxy
Neo-Stoicism
Nepotism
Network
Neutrality
New World
Newe Zeitung
News
News agency
News book
News, currentness of
Newspaper
Newspaper lexicon
Newspaper subscription
Newtonianism
Night
Nobility
Nobility of virtue
Nobility, bureaucratic
Nobility, court
Nobility, rural
Nobility, urban
Noble birth, proof of
Noble life
Noble savage
Noise
Nomad
Nomenclature, chemical
Non finito
Non-simultaneity
Northern Wars
Notary
Notation, musical
Notturno
Novel
Novella
Nuclear family
Nudity, nude
Nulla poena sine lege
Number
Numismatics
Nun
Nuncio
Nursery
Oath
Oath of truce
Obelisk
Objectivity
Observation
Observatory
Obstetrics
Occasional composition
Occasional services
Occasional verse
Occident (Abendland)
Occultism
