Earth's Ancient History

A Website dedicated to Ancient Times

This website is completely renovated to the newest PHP protocol

This old HTML website will still stay online for a few months but will not be updated

If you like to go to the new PHP website click HERE

 

Bible search Bible Generations Links Mailinglist New additions Public domain Sitemap

Main Index My Manuscript, Preface Ancient America Ancient Arabia Ancient Atlantis Ancient Babylonia Ancient Egypt Ancient Europe Ancient Greece Ancient India Ancient Persia Ancient Rome Ancient Sumer King James Bible Apocrypha Books Pseudepigrapha Books Islam Judaism Various publications

Title Page

FAMOUS MEN OF THE MIDDLE AGES

BY JOHN HENRY HAAREN, LL.D.
District Superintendent of Schools
The City of New York

and

A. B. POLAND, Ph.D.
Superintendent of Schools
Newark, N.J.

AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY
NEW YORK * CINCINNATI * CHICAGO
1904

Scanned and proofed by Eliza Yetter, March 2007. HTML Formatting by John Bruno Hare at sacred-texts.com. This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published prior to January 1st, 1923. These files may be used for any purpose without restriction.

Next: Preface

Join my mailing list Mailing list Earth-history, or (and) sign my Guestbook

Main Index Bible search Bible Generations Links Mailinglist New additions Public domain Sitemap

Main Index

Title Page Preface Contents Introduction The Nibelungs The Visigoth Attila The Hun The Vandal Theodoric The Ostrogoth Clovis Justinian The Great. Emperor Mohammed Charles Martel Charlemagne Harun-al-Rashid. Caliph Egbert Rollo The Viking Alfred The Great Henry The Fowler Canute The Great The Cid Edward The Confessor William The Conqueror Peter The Hermit Frederick Barbarossa Henry The Second Louis The Ninth Robert Bruce Marco Polo Edward The Black Prince William Tell Tamerlane Henry V Joan of Arc Gutenberg Warwick The Kingmaker

Please report broken links to the Webmaster.

Last modified: 2011-10-06

This is copyrighted information presented under the Fair Use Doctrine of the United States Copyright Act (section 107 of title 17) which states: 'the fair use of a copyrighted work...for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.' In practice the courts have decided that anything which does not financially harm the copyright holder is fair use

This is a Non-Profit Web page, © 1998-2011 L.C.Geerts The Netherlands all rights reserved.

It is strictly forbidden to publish or copy anything of my book without permission of the author, permission is granted for the recourses, for personal use only.