d Monk of Saint Gall, De Carolo Magno.
e J. Y. Sheppard, The Fall of Rome and the Rise of New Nationalities.
Chapter VI. Charlemagne’s Successors to the Treaty of Verdun
b Victor Duruy, Histoire du Moyen Âge.
c Leopold von Ranke, Weltgeschichte.
d Agobardus, Works (edited by Baluze).
e Johann G. A. Wirth, Geschichte der deutschen Staaten.
f M. E. Thalheimer, Mediæval and Modern History.
Chapter VII. The Birth of German Nationality
b Friedrich Wilhelm Benjamin von Giesebrecht, op. cit.
c Annales Fuldenses.
d Heinrich Gerdes, Geschichte des Deutschen Volkes.
e Wolfgang Menzel, History of Germany from the Earliest Period to the Present Time (translated from the German by G. Horrocks).
f Wittekind, Res gestæ Saxonicæ.
Chapter VIII. Otto the Great and his Successors
b H. Gerdes, op. cit.
c Friedrich Wilhelm Benjamin von Giesebrecht, op. cit.
d W. Menzel, op. cit.
e L. von Ranke, op. cit.
f James Sime, article on “Germany” in the Ninth Edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica.
g R. Comyn, op. cit.
h Henry Hallam, The View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages.
Chapter IX. The Franconian, or Salian, Dynasty
b Thietmar of Merseburg, Chronicon.
c Wipo, Gesta Chuonradi II imperatoris.
d Leopold von Ranke, op. cit.
e Charlton T. Lewis, A History of Germany.
f Hermann von Reichenau, Chronicon.
g Lambert von Hersfeld (or Aschaffenburg), Annales.
h Johann G. A. Wirth, op. cit.
i David Müller, Geschichte des deutschen Volkes.
j James Bryce, op. cit.
k Robert Comyn, op. cit.
[A further list of works on the Later Roman Empire in the West will be found in the General Bibliographies of Rome, of Italy, and of Germany, Vols. VI, IX, and XIV, respectively.]
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