THE GREAT EVENTS
BY
FAMOUS HISTORIANS
A COMPREHENSIVE AND READABLE ACCOUNT OF THE WORLD'SHISTORY, EMPHASIZING THE MORE IMPORTANT EVENTS, AND PRESENTINGTHESE AS COMPLETE NARRATIVES IN THE MASTER-WORDSOF THE MOST EMINENT HISTORIANS
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
ROSSITER JOHNSON, LL.D.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
CHARLES F. HORNE, Ph.D.
JOHN RUDD, LL.D.
With a staff of specialists
VOLUME VII
The National Alumni
COPYRIGHT, 1905,
By THE NATIONAL ALUMNI
CONTENTS
VOLUME VII
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| An Outline Narrative of the Great Events, | xiii | |
| CHARLES F. HORNE | ||
Dante Composes the Divina Commedia (a.d. 1300-1318), | 1 | |
| RICHARD WILLIAM CHURCH | ||
Third Estate Joins in the Government of France (a.d.1302), | 17 | |
| HENRI MARTIN | ||
War of the Flemings with Philip the Fair of France(a.d. 1302), | 23 | |
| EYRE EVANS CROWE | ||
First Swiss Struggle for Liberty ( | ||