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The fourth of 4 vols. which trace the history of the later Crusades & papal relations with the Levant from the accession of Innocent III (in 1198) to the reign of Pius V & the Battle of Lepanto (1566-71). Contents of this vol.: The Murder of Martinuzzi, the Turks on Land & at Sea, the War of Siena; The Reign of Paul IV to the Outbreak of the War with Spain; Paul IV, the War with Spain & Jean de la Vigne at the Porte; The Election of Pius IV & the Fall of the Carafeschi, Cyprus & the Turkish Success at Jerba; The Third Period & Closure of the Council of Trent; France, Venice, & the Porte -- the Turkish Siege of Malta; Pius V, Spain, & Venice; the Turks in Chios & the Adriatic; the Revolt of the Netherlands; Venice, Cyprus, & the Porte in the Early Years of Selim II; The Failure of the Expedition of 1570 & Pius V’s Attempts to Form the Anti-Turkish League; The Holy League, the Continuing War with the Turks, & the Fall of Famagusta; & the Road to Lepanto, the Battle, & a Glance at the Following Century.
Price: $115.00
Pages: 1179
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press, Inc.
Imprint: The American Philosophical Society Press
Series: Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society
Publication Date:
January 1, 1984
Trim Size: 10.00 X 7.00 in
ISBN: 9780871691620
Format: Hardcover
BISACs:
RELIGION / Christianity / History
"The publication of [volumes 3 and 4] brings to a splendid conclusion one of the great historical enterprises of the decade…Setton’s work is a monument not only to the industry of a lifetime but to the concerns of a humanist historian. For all his detail, at once powerful and overwhelming, Setton never forgets the individual, the person who is at the center of the web of events and movements we call history."
— Glenn W. Olsen
"[Setton’s] study has no equal…it excels in precision of all data…[a] magnum opus… a superlative achievement."
— Erika Spivakovsky
"[M]uch more than a History of the Popes…it is a mine of information and source material into which anyone working in late medieval and sixteenth-century history will wish to burrow."
— Michael Mallett
"[N]ot just an invaluable documentary storehouse for the specialist diplomatic historian…Setton provides a readable chronological account of major European, especially Mediterranean affairs, which can be utilized and enjoyed by a whole variety of students…[E]ssential in a good history library."
— Christopher Black
"Monumental."
— William H. McNeill
— Glenn W. Olsen
"[Setton’s] study has no equal…it excels in precision of all data…[a] magnum opus… a superlative achievement."
— Erika Spivakovsky
"[M]uch more than a History of the Popes…it is a mine of information and source material into which anyone working in late medieval and sixteenth-century history will wish to burrow."
— Michael Mallett
"[N]ot just an invaluable documentary storehouse for the specialist diplomatic historian…Setton provides a readable chronological account of major European, especially Mediterranean affairs, which can be utilized and enjoyed by a whole variety of students…[E]ssential in a good history library."
— Christopher Black
"Monumental."
— William H. McNeill