Christendom And European Identity: The Legacy Of A Grand Narrative Since 1789 Book

Pt. 1	Old and new models of sovereignty in Europe-as-Christendom
Ch. 1	Christendom revived : Catholic and Romantic visions of Europe	19
Ch. 2	Protestantism and Anglicanism in the 19th century : the challenge to Europe-as-Christendom	36
Ch. 3	Liberalism and popular sovereignty : Christendom reconstructed	52
Ch. 4	The significance of the Christendom narrative in 20th-century Christian democracy and Christian socialism	66
Ch. 5	Federalism, confederation and the new Christendom : 19th-century models of European unity	77
Ch. 6	The Christendom legacy in 20th-century federalism	98
Pt. 2	Christendom' as the realm of universal history
Ch. 7	The appropriation of universal history	115
Ch. 8	Christendom as a hermeneutical realm	134
Ch. 9	The Christendom legacy in 20th-century histories	154
Ch. 10	From universal history to the history of Europe as idea	172
Pt. 3	The 'spirit of Europe' and its 'others'
Ch. 11	Nationalism, Europeanism and the grand narrative	187
Ch. 12	Pan-Germanism and Prussian militarism : a remodelled narrative	207
Ch. 13	Europe-as-Christendom and the Jews of the European diaspora	218
Ch. 14	From 'barbarians without' to 'barbarians within' : Christendom and the idea of civilization in the 'long' 19th century	238
Ch. 15	Islam and Christendom	255
Ch. 16	The question of Russia	283
Ch. 17	The 20th century : barbarism and civilization reassessed	299
Ch. 18	Christendom as the 'spirit of Europe'	318