An award-winning, widely recognized expert on pre-modern history, Professor Thomas F. Madden concludes this two-part series on the medieval world. In this course, we will see the error of the commonly held assumption that the "Dark Ages" was a time of superstition, ignorance, and violence. Rather than a time of darkness, the Middle Ages saw extraordinary innovation, invention, and cultural vitality. It was the Middle Ages that gave us universities, vernacular literature, and the extraordinary beauty of Gothic architecture. To study the medieval world, then, is not only to study a time that has passed away. It is to study the birth of a new culture that would mature into the modern West. Whether we know it or not, the world we live in today is itself the product of the Middle Ages-not "Dark," but remarkably bright.
Medieval Mysteries
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookOne, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookThe Lost Warriors of God
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookA History of Venice
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookUpon This Rock : A History of the Papacy from Peter to John Paul II
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookThe Medieval World I
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookThe Tiber and the Potomac
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookChristianity at the Crossroads
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookThe Catholic Church in the Modern Age
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookDecline and Fall of the Roman Empire
Thomas F. Madden
audiobookFrom Jesus to Christianity
Thomas F. Madden
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Medieval Christianity
Kevin Madigan
audiobookThe Hanseatic League
Helen Zimmern
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Dietrich Hildebrand, John Henry Crosby
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bookA Good American Family: The Red Scare and My Father
David Maraniss
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United States Supreme Court
audiobookThe Cold War
David Painter
audiobookNonstate Warfare
Stephen Biddle
audiobookWhy Liberals Win the Culture Wars (Even When They Lose Elections) : The Battles That Define America from Jefferson's Heresies to Gay Marriage
Stephen Prothero
audiobookThe Anglo-Saxon World
Michael Drout
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Eric K. Yamamoto
audiobookRed Orchestra
Anne Nelson
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