History of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway (Vol. 1&2) offers a compact yet ambitious survey of Scandinavia from legendary and medieval beginnings through the consolidation of monarchies, religious change, dynastic conflict, and the shifting balance of northern European power. Dunham writes in the lucid, synthetic manner of nineteenth-century historical compilation, blending political narrative with moral reflection and occasional ethnographic interest. Situated within the era's expanding appet...

S. A. Dunham's "History of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway" (Volumes 1 & 2) presents a comprehensive examination of the Scandinavian triad's rich historical tapestry. The work is characterized by its scholarly yet accessible prose, blending meticulous research with engaging narrative techniques. Dunham deftly navigates through the political, social, and cultural developments from the Viking Age through the early modern period, shedding light on the interplay between these nations and their int...

Amidst the incessant influx of the Asiatic nations into Europe, during the slow decline of the Roman empire, and the migrations occasioned by their arrival, we should vainly attempt to trace the descent of the Poles. Whether they are derived from the Sarmatians, who, though likewise of Asiatic origin, were located on both sides of the Vistula long before the irruptions of the kindred barbarians, or from some horde of the latter, or, a still more probable hypothesis, from an amalgamation of...

With Germany prior to the dissolution of the Roman power, the present compendium has no concern: the history of that period is, or ought to be, familiar to every reader. Our object is to contemplate that celebrated country as an Empire; but as its establishment must be traced to an era considerably anterior, a few pages by way of introduction may properly open the main subject.

Amidst the incessant influx of the Asiatic nations into Europe, during the slow decline of the Roman empire, and the migrations occasioned by their arrival, we should vainly attempt to trace the descent of the Poles. Whether they are derived from the Sarmatians, who, though likewise of Asiatic origin, were located on both sides of the Vistula long before the irruptions of the kindred barbarians, or from some horde of the latter, or, a still more probable hypothesis, from an amalgamation of...

Scandinavia prior to the tenth century is the region of romance, - of the wildest legends. These are admissible into the severe domain of history in so far only as they illustrate national opinions and manners, - the noblest part of the study. For this reason, chiefly, more have been retained in the present volume than are to be found in any preceding work on the subject. Indeed, were they rejected, nine tenths of northern history must be rejected with them.

In 'The History of Denmark, Sweden and Norway' by S. A. Dunham, the author delves into the intricate and interconnected histories of the Scandinavian countries, providing a comprehensive and detailed account of their past. Written in a scholarly and informative style, the book explores the political, cultural, and social developments of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, shedding light on the key events and figures that shaped the region. Dunham's work is a valuable contribution to the historica...

In "History of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway (Vol. 1&2)," S. A. Dunham meticulously chronicles the rich and complex histories of the Nordic countries, weaving a narrative that spans from the Viking Age to modern times. Dunham employs a scholarly yet accessible literary style, integrating vivid storytelling with rigorous historical analysis. The volumes delve into political intrigues, cultural advancements, and social transformations while contextualizing these developments within the broader...

In "The History of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway (The Complete Two-Volume Edition)," S. A. Dunham offers a comprehensive exploration of the intertwined histories of these Scandinavian nations. This work is distinguished by its meticulous narrative style, blending meticulous scholarship with engaging prose to shed light on the socio-political developments, cultural evolutions, and historical events that have shaped the Nordic region from its Viking roots to contemporary times. Dunham situates...

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With Germany prior to the dissolution of the Roman power, the present compendium has no concern: the history of that period is, or ought to be, familiar to every reader. Our object is to contemplate that celebrated country as an Empire; but as its establishment must be traced to an era considerably anterior, a few pages by way of introduction may properly open the main subject...

The Pergamum Collection publishes books history has long forgotten. We transcribe books by hand that are now hard to find and out of print.