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THE STORY OF MANKIND
| G | ||
| Galileo | 404 | |
| Garibaldi | 394 | |
| Genoa | 201 | |
| George I | 294 | |
| George II | 294 | |
| George III | 294, 330 | |
| German Empire | 400–401 | |
| Germany after Congress of Vienna | 376–379 | |
| Ghent | 203 | |
| Gibel-al-tarik | 142 | |
| Giotto | 222 | |
| Girondists | 346 | |
| Glacial Age | 13, 14 | |
| Godfrey of Bouillon | 170 | |
| Goths | 127 | |
| Grachi | 111 | |
| Grand Remonstrance | 289 | |
| Grant | 423 | |
| Gratian | 210 | |
| Greece | 54–84, 376, 387, 388 | |
| Greek art rediscovered | 214, 215 | |
| Greek„ cities as states | 58–61 | |
| Greek„ government | 62–65 | |
| Greek„ home-life | 66–70 | |
| Greek„ language in Middle-Ages | 216 | |
| Greeks conquer Aegeans | 56, 57 | |
| Greek slaves | 67–68 | |
| Greek„ theatre | 71–73 | |
| Gregory (Pope) | 136 | |
| Gregory VII | 164–166 | |
| Grotius | 272 | |
| Guelphs and Ghibellines | 211 | |
| von Guericke, Otto | 410 | |
| Gustavus Adolphus | 276 | |
| Gutenberg | 223 | |
| H | ||
| Haiti | 383 | |
| Hals, Franz | 440 | |
| Hammurabi | 35 | |
| Hannibal | 100–107 | |
| Hanseatic League | 203 | |
| Hargreaves, James | 405 | |
| Hasdrubal | 102, 103 | |
| Hastings, Battle of | 154 | |
| van Heemskerk | 272 | |
| Hegira | 140 | |
| Hellenes | 55 | |
| Henry IV (Germany) | 164–166 | |
| Henry VII (England) | 282 | |
| Henry VIII (England) | 262, 282 | |
| Henry the Navigator | 228–230 | |
| heresy | 265 | |
| herring fisheries | 203 | |
| hieroglyphics | 19–21 | |
| Hittites | 36 | |
| Hohenstaufen family | 166 | |
| Hohenzollern, rise of | 313–314 | |
| Holy Alliance | 360–372, 384–386 | |
| Holy Roman Empire founded | 148 | |
| Henry Hudson | 273 | |
| Hundred Years' War | 281, 282 | |
| Huns | 127 | |
| Huss, John | 220, 369 | |
| Huygens | 405 | |
| Hyksos | 27 | |
| I | ||
| Icelandic Parliament | 189 | |
| Indo–Europeans | 44–47 | |
| Indulgences | 258 | |
| Inquisition | 263, 264 | |
| Isis | 24 | |
| Italy united | 394 | |
| Ivan the Terrible | 202–203, 306 | |
| J | ||
| Jacobins | 345, 346, 353 | |
| James I | 286 | |
| James II | 292 | |
| Japan | 452 | |
| Jefferson, Thomas | 331 | |
| Jenghiz Khan | 304 | |
| Jerusalem | 41 | |
| captured by Crusaders | 170 | |
| captured by Turks | 173 | |
| Jesuits | 266–267, 379 | |
| Jesus Christ | 118–123 | |
| Jews | 38–41 | |
| Joan of Arc | 220, 281 | |
| John (England) | 186, 187 | |
| Josephine, Empress | 351 | |
| Justinian | 136 | |
| K | ||
| Karageorgevich dynasty | 376 | |
| Kay, John | 405 | |
| à Kempis, Thomas | 219, 221 | |
| Kirchhoff | 430 | |
| Knighthood | 159–161 | |
| Königgrätz, battle of | 398 | |
| Kossuth | 392 | |
| von Krüdener, Baroness | 369–371 | |
