Studies in European History; Being Academical Addresses

This book is a collection of academic addresses given by Johann Joseph Ignaz von Döllinger on a variety of topics in European history. From the Crusades to the Reformation, von Döllinger provides a unique perspective on the major events and cultural shifts that have shaped our understanding of European history. Margaret Warre's contributions to the work supplement von Döllinger's lectures and provide a nuanced perspective on gender and historical writing.

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