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Elliott John H. (University Of Oxford) - Europe Divided 1559 - 1598 - Paperback HOUNDSTOOTH In addition the inclusion andBinding: Paperback Description: Europe Divided is a fascinating and wide ranging introduction to a complex age of movement and conflict. Professor Elliott's strong narrative takes account of political economic and social developments and provides vivid portraits of the leading personalities of the era. The book examines the hard lines of division in late sixteenth century Europe: between a Protestant North and a Catholic South; between the rich