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Teach Yourself History
VOLUMES READY OR IN PREPARATION
The Use of History, by A. L. Rowse
Pericles and Athens, by A. R. Burn
Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Empire, by A. R. Burn
Augustus and the Roman Empire by M. P. Charlesworth
Constantine and the Conversion of Europe, by A. H. M. Jones
Innocent III and the Mediæval Papacy, by A. Hamilton Thompson
Marco Polo and the Discovery of China, by G. F. Hudson
John Wycliffe and the Lollards, by K. B. McFarlane
Henry V and the Invasion of France, by E. F. Jacob
Joan of Arc and the Recovery of France, by Alice Buchan
Erasmus and the Renaissance, by Margaret Mann Phillips
Cranmer and the English Reformation, by F. E. Hutchinson
Raleigh and the British Empire, by D. B. Quinn
Queen Elizabeth and Her Age, by A. L. Rowse
Cromwell and the Puritan Revolution, by Mary Coate
Milton and the English Mind, by F. E. Hutchinson
Gustavus Adolphus and the Thirty Years' War, by Raymond Carr
Louis XIV and the Greatness of France, by Maurice Ashley
Peter the Great and the Russian Empire, by B. H. Sumner
Wesley and the Methodist Movement, by Norman Sykes
Chatham and the British Empire, by Sir Charles Grant Robertson
Cook and the Opening of the Pacific, by James A. Williamson
Catherine the Great and the Expansion of Russia,
by Gladys Scott Thomson
Warren Hastings and British India, by Penderel Moon
Bolivar and the Independence of Spanish America, by J. B. Trend
Thomas Jefferson and American Democracy, by Max Beloff
Pushkin and Russian Literature, by Janko Lavrin
Livingstone and Central Africa, by Jack Simmons
Abraham Lincoln and the United States, by K. C. Wheare
Marx, Proudhon and European Socialism, by J. Hampden Jackson
Bismarck and the German Empire, by Con O'Neill
Gladstone and Modern Liberalism, by J. L. Hammond
Clemenceau and the Third Republic, by J. Hampden Jackson
Woodrow Wilson and American Liberalism, by E. M. Hugh-Jones
Lenin and the Russian Revolution, by Christopher Hill
Botha, Smuts and South Africa, by Basil Williams
Gandhi and Modern India, by Guy Wint

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Publication Information: Book Title: Richelieu and the French Monarchy. Contributors: C. V. Wedgwood - author. Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1949. Page Number: ii.
    
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