Europe (c. 1400-1458): Translated by Robert BrownIntroduced and annotated by Nancy Bisaha

Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Dedication Letter
1. Hungary
2. Transylvania, Valachia
3. Thrace, Romania, Constantinople
4. Origin and History of the Turks
5. The Battle of Varna
6. The Battle of Kosovo
7. The Fall of Constantinople
8. The Battle of Belgrade
9. Macedonia, Thessaly
10. Boeotia
11. Attica
12. The Peloponnese, the Isthmus, Achaea
13. Acarnania
14. Epirus
15. Albania
16. The Illyrian Nations, Bosnia
17. Dalmatia, Croatia, Liburnia
18. Istria
19. Carniola
20. Carinthia
21. Styria
22. Austria
23. Moravia
24. Silesia
25. Poland
26. Lithuania
27. Ruthenia
28. Livonia
29. Prussia: The Teutonic Brothers
30. The Saxon Nation, Pomerania
31. Thuringia, Halberstadt
32. Brunswick, Saxony
33. Denmark, Norway, Sweden
34. Bohemia
35. Frisia
36. Holland, Utrecht, Dordrecht, Westphalia
37. Hesse
38. The Franks
39. Franconia
40. Bavaria, the Palatinate, Swabia
41. The Margravate of Baden, the Tyrol, Switzerland
42. Alsace, the Vogtland, Savoy, Arles
43. France
44. Ghent
45. England
46. Scotland, Ireland
47. Spain, Castile, Navarre, Portugal
48. Italy: Genoa
49. Italy: Milan
50. Italy: Venice
51. Italy: Mantua
52. Italy: Ferrara
53. Italy: Bologna
54. Italy: Florence, Lucca, San Casciano
55. Italy: Siena
56. Italy: Piombino
57. Italy: Viterbo
58. Italy: Rome
59. Italy: Umbria, the Marches
60. Italy: Ascoli Piceno
61. Italy: Urbino
62. Italy: Rimini
63. Italy: Faenza, Fabriano
64. Italy: Aquila
65. Italy: Naples
Appendix: Reigns of Selected Rulers
Bibliography
Index