THE
IN A
COURSE OF LECTURES,
DELIVERED AT VIENNA,
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN,
WITH A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR,
BY JAMES BURTON ROBERTSON, ESQ.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. II.
LONDON
SAUNDERS AND OTLEY, CONDUIT STREET.
MDCCCXXXV.
B. BENSLEY, PRINTER.
| CONTENTS OF VOL. II. | |
|---|---|
| LECTURE X. | |
| On the Christian point of view in the Philosophy of History.—Theorigin of Christianity, considered in reference tothe political world.—Decline of the Roman Empire. | 1 |
| LECTURE XI. | |
| Of the ancient Germans, and of the invasion of theNorthern tribes.—The march of Nature in the historicaldevelopment of Nations.—Further diffusion and internalconsolidation of Christianity.—Great corruption of theworld.—Rise of Mahometanism. | 40 |
| LECTURE XII. | |
| Sketch of Mahomet and his religion.—Establishment of theSaracenic Empire.—New organization of the EuropeanWest, and Restoration of the Christian Empire. | 78 |
| LECTURE XIII. | |
| On the formation and consolidation of the Christian Governmentin modern times.—On the principle which ledto the establishment of the old German Empire. | 117 |
| LECTURE XIV. | |
| On the struggles of the Guelfs and Ghibellines.—Spirit ofthe Ghibelline age.—Origin of romantic poetry and art.—Characterof the scholastic science and the old jurisprudence.—Anarchicalstate of Western Europe. | 152 |
| LECTURE XV. | |
| General observations on the Philosophy of History. Onthe corrupt state of society in the fifteenth century.—Originof Protestantism, and character of the timesof the Reformation. | 194 |
| LECTURE XVI. | |
| Further development and extension of protestantism, inthe period of the religious wars, and subsequentlythereto.—On the different results of those wars in theprincipal European countries. | 228 |
| LECTURE XVII. | |
| Parallel between the religious peace of Germany and thatof the other countries of Europe.—The political systemof the Balance of Power, and the principle of falseIlluminism prevalent in the eighteenth century. | 268 |
| LECTURE XVIII. | |
| On the general spirit of the age, and on the universalRegeneration of Society. | 300 |
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