The Cambridge History of Poland, Vol. 1: From the Origins to Sobieski to 1696 1

CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF POLAND Preface Contents List of Illustrations I Racial Origins II The Introduction of Christianity and the Early Kings of Poland III The Twelfth Century: from Growth to Division, 1079-1202 IV The Church in Poland, from its Origin to 1250 V Territorial Division and the Mongol Invasions, 1202-1300 VI The Reunion of the Kingdom, 1295-1333 VII German Settlement in Poland and the Rise of the Teutonic Order VIII Cultural and Social Conditions in the Middle Ages IX Casimir the Great, 1333-70 X From the Union with Hungary to the Union with Lithuania: Jadwiga, 1374-99 XI Problems of the New Monarchy: Jagello and Vitold, 1400-34 XII Jagietto’s Successors: the Thirteen Years* War with the Knights, 1434-66 XIII Imperial Expansion and the Supremacy of the Gentry, 1466-1506 XIV (A) The Renaissance in Poland: Cultural Life and Literature XIV (B) The Renaissance in Poland: the Fine Arts XV Zygmunt (Sigismund) I, 1506-48 XVI The Reformation in Poland XVII Zygmunt August and the Union of Lublin, 1548-72 XVIII The Interregna and Stephen Batory, 1572-86 XIX The Counter-Reformation in Poland XX (A) Constitutional Conditions in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries XX (B) The Social and Economic Structure in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries XXI Sigismund III, 1587-1632 XXII (A) Poland and the Baltic in the first half of the Seventeenth Century XXII (B) The Reign of Władysław IV, 1632-48 XXIII (A) The Reign of John Casimir: Part I, 1648-54 XXIII (B) The Reign of John Casimir: Part II, 1654-68 XXIV Jan Sobieski, 1674-96 XXV (A) Polish Cultural Life in the Seventeenth Century XXV (B) Polish Art in the Seventeenth Century Index