The History of Europe and the Church - Part Five - Ambassador College Production - 1983

Ambassador College Production

FOR three decades the illustrious Charlemagne has lain in his grave at Aachen. The great Emperor had revived the tradition of the Roman Caesars, and shown Europeans the ideal of a unified Christian Empire in the West. But Charlemagne's New Europe is not destined to endure. His descendants have little of his genius. Charlemagne's quarrelsome grandsons finally settle their differences by the Treaty of Verdun in 843. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library