Index (1911) This volume includes A four-page addendum, written by Ernest Alfred Benians, to Chapter 9 of Volume 6: Naval Operations in the Period of the Seven Years' War Genealogical Tables and Lists 1. Genealogical Tables of Ruling and Noble Houses (112 tables) 2. Lists of Spiritual Princes, Elected Sovereigns, Etc. (28 lists) 3. Lists of Parliaments, General Councils, Etc. (6 lists) General Index to all volumes XIV. Atlas (1912, 2nd ed. 1924) This volume begins with an extensive introduction to the maps, written by Ernest Alfred Benians. It is divided into several sections: I. Europe in the Fifteenth Century II. The Age of Habsburg Power and of the Reformation III. The Rise of France and Sweden IV. The Formation of the Great Powers of the Eighteenth Century V. The Age of the Revolution and of Napoleon VI. Since 1815 Except for the first, each is in turn subsectioned for Europe and "Greater Europe", with the latter term referring mostly to the colonial empires. A separate index is provided for the introduction. There are 141 maps in this volume. Two-page maps are bound in such a way as to prevent information from being lost in the gutter between pages. The concluding index gives the latitude and longitude of the places named. Notes References G. N. Clark, 'The Origins of the Cambridge Modern History', in Cambridge Historical Journal, VIII, 2 (1945), pp. 57–64 External links Cambridge Modern History History books about the late modern period Cambridge University Press books 1902 non-fiction books Series of history books