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Frontmatter -- Vorrede -- Inhalt -- Als Einleitung, Umriß einer Abhandlung von der Einheit der romanischen und germanischen Völker und von ihrer gemeinschaftlichen Entwickelung -- Erstes Buch -- Erstes Capitel. Lage von Frankreich und von Italien. Karls VIII. Zug nach Neapel -- Zweytes Capitel. Von der Gründung Spaniens- Von der Liga zwischen neapolitanischem und mayländischem Interesse. Von dem Krieg in Mayland und Neapel 1495. 1496 -- Drittes Capitel. Maximilian auf dem Reichstag zu Worms und in Italien. Widerstand der Florentiner. Sieg der Liga -- Viertes Capitel. Untergang des fforzisch-aragonischen Hauses -- Zweytes Buch -- Einleitung -- Erstes Capitel -- Zweytes Capitel. Von der Entzweyung des spanisch - östreichischen Hauses -- Drittes Capites. Von Venedig und Julius II -- Viertes Capitel. Die Erhebung des spanisch-östreichischen Hauses bis nahe zur höchsten Gewalt in Europa -- Druckfehler

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