Story of Civilization 08.02 - Will and Ariel Durant

00:00:00 Chapter IX. THE RESTORATION: 1660 – 1685 (Continuation) I . The Happy King II . The Religious Caldron III . The English Economy IV . Art and Music V . Morals VI . Manners VII . Religion and Politics VIII . The “Popish Plot” IX . Comoedia finita 01:23:58 Chapter X. THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION: 1685 – 1714 I . The Catholic King II . Deposuit potentes de sede III . England under William III IV . England under Queen Anne 02:32:36 Chapter XI. FROM DRYDEN TO SWIFT: 1660 – 1714 I . A Free Press II . The Restoration Drama III . John Dryden IV . A Catalogue V . Evelyn and Pepys VI . Daniel Defoe VII . Steele and Addison VIII . Jonathan Swift BOOK III: THE PERIPHERY: 1648 – 1715 04:54:58 Chapter XII. THE STRUGGLE FOR THE BALTIC: 1648 – 1721 I . Adventurous Sweden II . Poland and Sobieski III . Russia Turns West IV . Peter Learning V . Charles XII and the Great Northern War 06:10:28 Chapter XIII. PETER THE GREAT: 1698 – 1725 I . The Barbarian II . The Petrine Revolution III . Aftermath 07:06:08 Chapter XIV. THE CHANGING EMPIRE: 1648 – 1715 I . The Reorganization of Germany II . The German Soul III . The Arts in Germany IV . Austria and the Turks 07:53:37 Chapter XV. THE FALLOW SOUTH: 1648 – 1715 I . Catholic Italy II . Italian Art III . The Christine Odyssey IV . From Monteverdi to Scarlatti V . Portugal VI . The Collapse of Spain 09:10:27 Chapter XVI. THE JEWISH ENCLAVES: 1564 – 1715 I . The Sephardim II . The Dutch Jerusalem III . England and the Jews IV . The Ashkenazim V . The Inspirations of Faith VI . Heretics BOOK IV: THE INTELLECTUAL ADVENTURE: 1648 – 1715 10:20:45 Chapter XVII. FROM SUPERSTITION TO SCHOLARSHIP: 1648 – 1715 I . Impediments II . Education III . The Scholars