Eugene F. Rice Jr.
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About the Author
Eugene F. Rice Jr. is a historian whose scholarship illuminates the political, religious, intellectual, and social transformations that shaped early modern Europe. His work is especially attentive to the pivotal years between the Renaissance and the Reformation, offering readers a clear account of how institutions, ideas, and communities evolved across the continent. Rice is best known for The Foundations of Early Modern Europe, 1460-1559 (The Norton History of Modern Europe), a concise and influential study valued for its breadth, organization, and accessible presentation. His writing continues to introduce students and general readers to the complexity of Europe’s formative modern era.
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