The Story of Mankind/Chapter 67
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| A | ||
| Abelard | 210 | |
| Abu-Bekr | 142 | |
| Achaeans | 55 | |
| Acropolis | 78, 81 | |
| Aegean Sea | 48–53 | |
| Africa | 452, 453 | |
| Age of Discovery | 224–240 | |
| Age of Expression | 219–223 | |
| Age of Reason | 346 | |
| Akkadians | 35 | |
| Alaric | 127 | |
| Alba, Duke of | 269 | |
| Albert of Sardinia | 393 | |
| alchemy | 404 | |
| Alcibiades | 82 | |
| Alemanni | 127 | |
| Alexander VI (Pope) | 238 | |
| Alexander the Great | 28, 37, 83, 84 | |
| Alexander I | 355, 363–372, 386 | |
| Ali | 142 | |
| American Revolution | 323–333 | |
| Amerigo Vespucci | 236 | |
| Amorites | 35 | |
| Anne | 294 | |
| Antiochus III | 107–108 | |
| Antony | 117 | |
| Aquinas, Thomas | 194 | |
| architecture | 437, 438 | |
| Aristides | 77 | |
| Aristotle | 83, 193–195, 216 | |
| Arkwright, Richard | 406 | |
| art | 433–445 | |
| Assyrians | 28, 36 | |
| Athens | 81, 82 | |
| Augustus | 118 | |
| B | ||
| Bach | 444 | |
| Bacon, Roger | 194, 226, 429 | |
| Bagdad | 142 | |
| Balance of Power | 296–300 | |
| Balboa | 236 | |
| Balkan States | 376, 386, 453, 454 | |
| Barbarossa | 166 | |
| Barrack Emperors | 125 | |
| Beethoven | 445 | |
| Belgium | 374 | |
| Bell, Alexander Graham | 411 | |
| Bentham, Jeremy | 420 | |
| Bismarck | 394–400 | |
| Blanc, Louis | 425 | |
| Blücher | 357 | |
| Boccaccio | 214 | |
| Boer War | 452 | |
| Bolivar, Simon | 383 | |
| Bologna, University of | 210 | |
| Bonaparte, Joseph | 383 | |
| Bonaparte (See Napoleon) | ||
| Boris Godunow | 306 | |
| Brandenburg | 312 | |
| Brazil | 375 | |
| de Brienne | 340–341 | |
| Buddha | 241–246 | |
| Bulgaria | 453, 544 | |
| Bunsen | 430 | |
| Burgundians | 127 | |
| Byron | 388 | |
| Byzantine Empire | 216 | |
| conquered by Turks | 137 | |
| Byzantium | 126 | |
| C | ||
| Cabot, John | 236, 284, 326 | |
| Caesar, Julius | 112–115 | |
| de Calonne | 339–340 | |
| Calvin | 262, 264 | |
| Canning, George | 384, 388 | |
| Capo d'Istria | 376 | |
| Carbonari | 386 | |
| Carthage | 88–104 | |
| government of | 88–90 | |
| Cartwright, Edmund | 406 | |
| Castlereagh | 368–372 | |
| Catiline | 113 | |
| Cavour | 394 | |
| Chaldeans | 37 | |
| Champollion | 19 | |
| Chancellor, Richard | 285, 301 | |
| Charlemagne | 144–149, 193 | |
| crowned | 146 | |
| his Empire divided | 146–148 | |
| Charles I (England) | 287–290 | |
| Charles II (England) | 290–292 | |
| Charles V. | 252, 253, 259, 267, 269, 320 | |
| Charles X (France) | 389 | |
| Charles XII (Sweden) | 311 | |
| Charles XXII (Sweden) | 374 | |
| Charles the Bold | 148 | |
| Charles Martel | 143 | |
| Chartist Movement | 418 | |
| Cheops | 26 | |
| chivalry | 159–161 | |
| Christian IV (Denmark) | 274–276 | |
| Chrysoloras | 216 | |
| Cicero | 113 | |
| Civil War (U. S. A.) | 423 | |
| Cleopatra | 28, 115 | |
| Clovis | 145 | |
| Cnossos | 51–53 | |
| Colbert | 320 | |
| College of Cardinals | 164 | |
| Colonial Expansion | 451–453 | |
| Columbus | 226, 232–235 | |
| Committee of Public Safety | 346 | |
| Confucius | 247–250 | |
| Congo | 452 | |
| Congress of Vienna | 361–382 | |
| Conrad V | 167 | |
| Constantine | 126, 127, 135 | |
| Constantinople | 127, 129, 137, 216 | |
| Copernicus | 231 | |
| Correggio | 440 | |
| cotton | 405, 406 | |
| Council of Ten (Venice) | 200 | |
| de Covilham, Pedro | 231 | |
| Crete | 51–52 | |
| Crimean War | 396 | |
| Cromwell, Oliver | 289–290, 320 | |
| Crusades | 166–173 | |
| First | 169 | |
| Second | 170 | |
| Cuba | 453 | |
| cuneiform inscriptions | 32 | |
| Cyrus | 45 | |
| Czartoryski, Adam | 374 | |
| D | ||
| da Gama, Vasco | 226, 236 | |
| Danish Parliament | 189 | |
| Dante | 211–213 | |
| Danton | 346 | |
| Declaration of Independence | 331 | |
| Declaration of Rights of Man | 334 | |
| Denmark | 374 | |
| Deutschland | 148 | |
| Diaz, Bartholomew | 230 | |
| discovery of America | 235–238 | |
| Disraeli | 454 | |
| Divine Right of Kings | 287–289 | |
| Draco | 64 | |
| Dutch East India Company | 238–272 | |
| Dutch Republic becomes Kingdom | 373 | |
| Dutch Republic formed | 190 | |
| Dutch West India Company | 273 | |
| Dynamoes | 411 | |
| E | ||
| Edict of Nantes | 277 | |
| Egypt | 17–28 | |
| Captured by Alexander the Great | 27 | |
| Captured by Assyrians | 27 | |
| Captured by Hyksos | 27 | |
| Captured by Rome | 28 | |
| Electricity | 410–411 | |
| Elizabeth (England) | 271, 283, 285, 320 | |
| Emancipation Proclamation | 423 | |
| England, conquests of | 154 | |
| English Cabinet | 293 | |
| English Colonies | 326–329 | |
| English Revolution | 279–295 | |
| Encyclopaedia (French) | 336, 429 | |
| Engels, Friedrich | 425 | |
| Enghien, Duc d' | 351 | |
| Erasmus | 208, 256, 257 | |
| Eriksen, Leif | 232 | |
| Estates General (Holland) | 189, 190, 270 | |
| Etruscans | 93 | |
| Eugénie, Empress | 399 | |
| van Eyck, Jan | 439 | |
| F | ||
| factories | 413–419 | |
| Faraday, Michael | 411 | |
| Ferdinand and Isabella | 235 | |
| Ferdinand II (Austria) | 274 | |
| Ferdinand VII (Spain) | 375 | |
| Feudalism | 155–158 | |
| fire, first use of | 14–15 | |
| Fitch, John | 406, 407 | |
| Florence | 201, 396 | |
| Fra Angelico | 222 | |
| French Colonies | 327–329 | |
| French Parliament | 188 | |
| French Revolution | 334–348, 415 | |
| Francis Joseph | 393 | |
| Franco–Prussian War | 400–401 | |
| Franklin, Benjamin | 330, 410 | |
| Franks | 127, 144 | |
| Frederick II of Hohenstaufen | 166 | |
| Frederick II of Prussia | 314–316 | |
| Frederick William I | 314 | |
| Frederick William IV | 393 | |
| freedom of the sea | 272 | |
| Fulton, Robert | 406 | |
| G | ||
| Galileo | 404 | |
| Garibaldi | 394 | |
| Genoa | 201 | |
| George I | 294 | |
| George II | 294 | |
| George III | 294, 330 | |
| German Empire | 400–401 | |
| Germany after Congress of Vienna | 376–379 | |
| Ghent | 203 | |
| Gibel-al-tarik | 142 | |
| Giotto | 222 | |
| Girondists | 346 | |
| Glacial Age | 13, 14 | |
| Godfrey of Bouillon | 170 | |
| Goths | 127 | |
| Grachi | 111 | |
| Grand Remonstrance | 289 | |
| Grant | 423 | |
| Gratian | 210 | |
| Greece | 54–84, 376, 387, 388 | |
| Greek art rediscovered | 214, 215 | |
| Greek„ cities as states | 58–61 | |
| Greek„ government | 62–65 | |
| Greek„ home-life | 66–70 | |
| Greek„ language in Middle-Ages | 216 | |
| Greeks conquer Aegeans | 56, 57 | |
| Greek slaves | 67–68 | |
| Greek„ theatre | 71–73 | |
| Gregory (Pope) | 136 | |
| Gregory VII | 164–166 | |
| Grotius | 272 | |
| Guelphs and Ghibellines | 211 | |
| von Guericke, Otto | 410 | |
| Gustavus Adolphus | 276 | |
| Gutenberg | 223 | |
| H | ||
| Haiti | 383 | |
| Hals, Franz | 440 | |
| Hammurabi | 35 | |
| Hannibal | 100–107 | |
| Hanseatic League | 203 | |
| Hargreaves, James | 405 | |
| Hasdrubal | 102, 103 | |
| Hastings, Battle of | 154 | |
| van Heemskerk | 272 | |
| Hegira | 140 | |
| Hellenes | 55 | |
| Henry IV (Germany) | 164–166 | |
| Henry VII (England) | 282 | |
| Henry VIII (England) | 262, 282 | |
| Henry the Navigator | 228–230 | |
| heresy | 265 | |
| herring fisheries | 203 | |
| hieroglyphics | 19–21 | |
| Hittites | 36 | |
| Hohenstaufen family | 166 | |
| Hohenzollern, rise of | 313–314 | |
| Holy Alliance | 360–372, 384–386 | |
| Holy Roman Empire founded | 148 | |
| Henry Hudson | 273 | |
| Hundred Years' War | 281, 282 | |
| Huns | 127 | |
| Huss, John | 220, 369 | |
| Huygens | 405 | |
| Hyksos | 27 | |
| I | ||
| Icelandic Parliament | 189 | |
| Indo–Europeans | 44–47 | |
| Indulgences | 258 | |
| Inquisition | 263, 264 | |
| Isis | 24 | |
| Italy united | 394 | |
| Ivan the Terrible | 202–203, 306 | |
| J | ||
| Jacobins | 345, 346, 353 | |
| James I | 286 | |
| James II | 292 | |
| Japan | 452 | |
| Jefferson, Thomas | 331 | |
| Jenghiz Khan | 304 | |
| Jerusalem | 41 | |
| captured by Crusaders | 170 | |
| captured by Turks | 173 | |
| Jesuits | 266–267, 379 | |
| Jesus Christ | 118–123 | |
| Jews | 38–41 | |
| Joan of Arc | 220, 281 | |
| John (England) | 186, 187 | |
| Josephine, Empress | 351 | |
| Justinian | 136 | |
| K | ||
| Karageorgevich dynasty | 376 | |
| Kay, John | 405 | |
| à Kempis, Thomas | 219, 221 | |
| Kirchhoff | 430 | |
| Knighthood | 159–161 | |
| Königgrätz, battle of | 398 | |
| Kossuth | 392 | |
| von Krüdener, Baroness | 369–371 | |
| L | ||
| labor reforms | 420–426 | |
| Lafayette | 388 | |
| Lao-Tse | 247, 248 | |
| de Laplace, Marquis | 430 | |
| Lee, Richard Henry | 331 | |
| Lee, Robert, General | 423 | |
| van Leeuwenhoek | 430 | |
| Leibnitz | 404 | |
| Leipzig, battle of | 356 | |
| Leonidas | 78 | |
| Leopold I (Belgium) | 391 | |
| Leopold II (Belgium) | 452 | |
| Lincoln, Abraham | 423 | |
| Locomotives | 408, 409 | |
| Louis XIII | 276 | |
| Louis XIV | 296–299, 320, 334–335 | |
| Louis XVI | 338–346 | |
| Louis XVIII | 356, 365, 389 | |
| Louis Philippe | 391–392 | |
| Louisiana Purchase | 358 | |
| Loyola | 266 | |
| Luther, Martin | 251, 257–260 | |
| Lyell, Sir Charles | 430
M | |
| Macchiavelli | 222 | |
| Magellan | 225, 226, 236, 237 | |
| Magenta, battle of | 396 | |
| Magna Carta | 186–187 | |
| Mammals | 7 | |
| Man, first appearance | 10 | |
| Marathon | 76–77 | |
| Marco Polo | 224 | |
| Maria Theresa | 315 | |
| Marie Louise | 391 | |
| Marius | 111–112 | |
| Mary, Queen | 283 | |
| Mary, Queen of Scots | 283 | |
| Marx, Karl | 425–426 | |
| Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico | 399 | |
| Mazzini | 394 | |
| Medes | 45 | |
| Mediaeval cities | 174–183 | |
| Mediaeval„ cities„ obtain charters | 180–183 | |
| Mediaeval„ self-government | 184–190 | |
| Mediaeval„ trade | 198–205 | |
| Mediaeval„ world | 191–197 | |
| Medici | 201 | |
| de Medici, Catherine | 283 | |
| Mercantile System | 317–322 | |
| Merovingian kings | 144–145 | |
| Mesopotamia | 29–37 | |
| Metternich | 363–372, 386, 389, 390–392 | |
| Mexico | 399 | |
| Michelangelo | 440 | |
| Microscope | 430 | |
| Middle Ages | 191–197 | |
| Miltiades | 76 | |
| Mirabeau | 345 | |
| Mohammed | 138–143 | |
| Mohammedans conquer Mesopotamia and Spain | 142 | |
| Monroe Doctrine | 384 | |
| Montesquieu | 336 | |
| Montez, Lola | 393 | |
| Morse, Samuel | 410 | |
| Moscow | 305–306 | |
| Moscow„ burned by Napoleon | 356 | |
| Moses | 38–41 | |
| Mozart | 444 | |
| Mummy | 24 | |
| Music | 441–445 | |
| Mycenae | 50 | |
| N | ||
| Napier, John | 403 | |
| Napoleon | 149, 348–363, 374–375, 395–396 | |
| Napoleon III | 400 | |
| National Assembly | 343–345 | |
| Necker | 338, 341–344 | |
| Nelson | 354 | |
| Netherlands, war with Spain | 268–271 | |
| Newcomen, Thomas | 405 | |
| Newton, Isaac | 404, 429 | |
| Nicholas I (Russia) | 391 | |
| Nieuw Amsterdam | 273 | |
| Nile Valley | 17, 22, 26, 27 | |
| Ninwegen, peace of | 299 | |
| Norman conquest of England | 280 | |
| Normandy | 151 | |
| Norse discoverers | 232–233 | |
| Norsemen | 150–154 | |
| North German Confederacy | 399 | |
| Norway | 374 | |
| Novgorod | 202–203 | |
| O | ||
| Obrenovitch dynasty | 376 | |
| Octavian | 117 | |
| Odoacer | 127 | |
| Oldenbarneveldt, John of | 278 | |
| Osiris | 24 | |
| Otto the Great | 148, 163, 193 | |
| Owen, Robert | 425 | |
| Oxford University | 210 | |
| P | ||
| Pacific Ocean, discovery of | 236 | |
| Paine, Thomas | 246 | |
| painting | 439–440 | |
| Palestine | 41 | |
| Papin | 405 | |
| Paris, University of | 210 | |
| Paul | 119–123 | |
| Paul I (Russia) | 355, 367, 368 | |
| Peloponnesian war | 81–82 | |
| Pepin | 145 | |
| Pericles | 81–82 | |
| Persia | 45, 46, 47 | |
| Persian wars with Greece | 74–80 | |
| Peter the Great | 307–311 | |
| Peter the Hermit | 169 | |
| Petrarca | 213–214 | |
| Piano | 443–444 | |
| Pilgrims | 329 | |
| Pius VII | 353 | |
| Platea, battle of | 80 | |
| Pharaoh | 27 | |
| Pharnaces | 115 | |
| Philip II (Spain) | 283, 288, 267–270 | |
| Philip of Macedon | 83 | |
| Philippe Egalité | 392 | |
| Philippine Islands | 237 | |
| Phoenicians | 42–43 | |
| Phoenician alphabet | 43 | |
| Poitiers, battle of | 142, 144 | |
| Poland | 374 | |
| Pompey | 113, 114 | |
| Pontius Pilate | 121–123 | |
| Pope | 123–137 | |
| Pope vs. Emperor | 162–167 | |
| Portugal | 375 | |
| Prester, John | 229–231 | |
| Priests, first mention of | 24 | |
| Printing | 223 | |
| Protestants and Catholics | 262–278 | |
| Prussia | 313–316 | |
| Ptolomean system of the universe | 231 | |
| Ptolomy | 28 | |
| Punic Wars—1st war | 97–98 | |
| Punic Wars—2nd war | 98–103 | |
| Punic Wars—3d war | 103–104 | |
| Puritans | 289, 326–327 | |
| Pyramids | 25–26 | |
| Q | ||
| Quintus Fabius Maximus | 100–102 | |
| R | ||
| Rafael | 222 | |
| Ravenna | 127, 211 | |
| Reformation | 251–278 | |
| Reform Bill | 418 | |
| Reichstadt, Duke of | 360 | |
| Religion, origin of | 23–24 | |
| Rembrandt | 440 | |
| Renaissance | 206–223 | |
| Richard the Lion Hearted | 186, 187 | |
| Richelieu | 276 | |
| Robespierre | 346, 347 | |
| Roland | 146 | |
| Rollo | 151 | |
| Roman Church | 131–137, 253–255 | |
| Roman„ Church„ in England | 279 | |
| Roman„ conquest of England | 279 | |
| Roman„ Empire | 117–130 | |
| Roman„ Slaves | 109–110 | |
| Rome | 88–130 | |
| conquers Greece | 106–107 | |
| conquers Syria | 107–108 | |
| earliest history | 91–96 | |
| fall of | 124–130 | |
| Romulus Augustulus | 127 | |
| Rosetta Stone | 18–19 | |
| Roumania | 387 | |
| Rousseau, Jean Jacques | 336 | |
| Rudolph of Hapsburg | 167 | |
| Rumford, Count | 410 | |
| Rump Parliament | 289 | |
| Runnymede | 186 | |
| Rurik | 302 | |
| Russia | 301–312, 380 | |
| Russo–Japanese War | 464 | |
| Ryswick, Peace of | 299 | |
| S | ||
| Sabines | 93 | |
| St. Helena | 359 | |
| Salamis | 79 | |
| Salerno, University of | 210 | |
| Sarajevo | 455 | |
| Savonarola | 217 | |
| Schliemann, Heinrich | 48–50 | |
| Scientific Progress | 427–432 | |
| Scipio, Lucius | 108 | |
| Scipio, Publius | 103, 106 | |
| Serbia | 454 | |
| Serfs | 306 | |
| Shakespeare | 286, 441 | |
| Sicily | 393 | |
| Slavery abolished | 422 | |
| Socialism | 425–426 | |
| Solferino, battle of | 396 | |
| Solon | 64 | |
| Spain | 375 | |
| Spanish Armada | 271, 284 | |
| Spanish Succession, war of | 299–300 | |
| Sparta | 77–82 | |
| Star Chamber | 282 | |
| Steamboat | 406–408 | |
| Steam Engine | 404–405 | |
| Stephenson, George | 408 | |
| Stuarts | 286–292 | |
| Sulla | 111–113 | |
| Sumerians | 32–37 | |
| Sweden | 311, 374 | |
| Swedish Parliament | 188 | |
| Swiss Assemblies | 189 | |
| T | ||
| Talleyrand | 363–365, 368, 371, 373 | |
| Taoism | 247 | |
| Ta' Rifa | 228 | |
| Tartar Invasion | 304–306 | |
| Telegraph | 410–411 | |
| Telephone | 411 | |
| Ten Commandments | 40 | |
| Teutoburg Woods | 118 | |
| Theatre | 71–73, 441 | |
| Thebes | 28 | |
| Themistocles | 77 | |
| Theodoric | 127 | |
| Thermopylae | 78 | |
| Third Estate | 342–345 | |
| Thirty Years' War | 273–278 | |
| Tilly | 274–276 | |
| Tory | 292–293 | |
| Toussaint l'Ouverture | 383 | |
| Trafalgar | 354 | |
| Triple Alliance of 1664 | 298 | |
| Troy | 48–49 | |
| Turgot | 388, 417 | |
| U | ||
| Universities, origin of | 208–211 | |
| V | ||
| Vandals | 127 | |
| Varro | 102 | |
| Varrus | 118 | |
| Vatican | 396 | |
| de Vega, Lope | 441 | |
| Velasquez | 440 | |
| Venizuela | 383–384 | |
| Venice | 172, 198–202 | |
| Vermeer | 440 | |
| Verrazano | 326 | |
| Victor Emanuel | 393 | |
| Vikings | 151 | |
| da Vinci, Leonardo | 222 | |
| Voltaire | 336 | |
| W | ||
| Wallenstein | 274–276 | |
| Washington, George | 330 | |
| Waterloo, battle of | 357–358 | |
| Watt, James | 405 | |
| Wellington, Duke of | 357 | |
| Westphalia, treaty of | 273, 277 | |
| Whigs | 291–293 | |
| Whitney, Eli | 405 | |
| William I (Germany) | 400 | |
| William III (England) | 292–295, 299 | |
| William the Conqueror | 154 | |
| William of Orange (the Silent) | 269–270 | |
| William of Orange | 390 | |
| Wilberforce, William | 422 | |
| de Witt, Jan | 298–299 | |
| Worms, Diet of | 259 | |
| writing, invention of | 18–21 | |
| Wycliffe, John | 220 | |
| X | ||
| Xerxes | 79 | |
| Y | ||
| Ypsilanti, Prince Alexander | 387 | |
| Z | ||
| Zarathustra | 45 | |