294 Readings in European History Minority of Henry IV : EMERTON, pp. 232-239 ; HENDERSON, Ger- many in the Middle Ages, pp. 183-189 ; TOUT, pp. 120-124. The Struggle between Pope and Emperor : EMERTON, pp. 246- 259; HENDERSON, Germany in the Middle Ages, pp. 189-210; TOUT, pp. 127-136. Henry IV's Last Years : EMERTON, pp. 260-266 ; HENDERSON, Germany in the Middle Ages, pp. 211-217 ; TOUT, pp. 136-141. Henry V : EMERTON, pp. 266-269 ; HENDERSON, Germany in the Middle Ages, pp. 217-227 ; TOUT, pp. 141-150. B. Addi- MONTALEMBERT, Monks of the West, Vols. V and VII. tionalread- STEPHENS, Hildebrand and his Times. (Epochs of Church History Series.) GREGOROVIUS, Vol. IV, Book VII, Chapters IV-VII ; Book VIII, Chapters I-II. MILMAN, Vol. Ill, Book VII, Chapters I-V ; Vol. IV, Book VIII, Chapters I-III. HENDERSON, Select Documents. Contains some documents not in- cluded in the present chapter. MATHEWS, Select Mediaeval Documents, pp. 35-68. Examples of the documents in the original Latin. See also references to FISHER, GREENWOOD, DOLLINGER, under sec tion B in Chapter XII, above. C. Materials MEYER VON KNONAU, Heinrich IV, Vols. I-III, 1890-1900. This for advanced comes down to 1084 and belongs to the series of the Jahrbiicher der deutschen Geschichte (see above, p. 261). MIRBT, Die Publizistik im Zeitalter Gregors VII, Leipzig, 1894. An account of the abundant political discussions of the time. MARTENS, Gregor VII, sein Leben und Wirken, 2 vols., Leipzig, 1894. DELARC, Saint Gregoire VII et la Reforms de PEglise au XI e siecle, 3 vols., Paris, 1889. See also the works of RICHTER, LAMPRECHT, HAUCK, DESDNER, and LANGEN, referred to above, pp. 262 and 264 sq. Sources. Among the sources for this period are the continuation of the Chron- icle of HERMANN OF REICHENAU and, above all, the polished writer LAMBERT OF HERSFELD (see above, p. 264). EKKEHARD OF AURACH, Universal Chronicle (see above, pp.
