Table of contents:
1. The Condition of Europe c. 1789
2. The French Revolution, 1785-89
3. The Collapse of the French Monarchy and the International Response, 1789-92
4. The Revolution at War
5. The Rule of Napoleon
6. The Impact of the French Revolution and Napoleon on Europe and the Congress of Vienna
7. The Industrialisation of Europe and its effects
8. Nationalism and the Breakdown of the Concert of Europe, 1815-56
9. Restoration Europe, 1815-48, and Challenges to Authority
10. 1848: The Year of Revolutions
11. The Second Empire in France, 1851-70
12. The Unification of Italy, 1849-71
13. The Unification of Germany, 1849-71
14. Reform and Reaction in Russia, 1849-94
15. The Age of Imperialism
16. Marxism and the Growth of Working Class Organisations
17. The Third Republic in France, 1871-1914
18. Imperial Germany, 1871-1912
19. The Habsburg Empire, 1848-1914
20. Russia, 1894-1914
21. International Relations 1890-1914 and the Origins of the First World War
22. Europe in 1914: Retrospect and Prospect
Europe, 1783-1914 is an accessible history of Europe from the advent of the French Revolution to the origins of the First World War, covering political, economic and social aspects of the period.
Each chapter is structured with concise backgrounds to events including tables of key dates, a selection of primary documents and questions to test current interpretations of important themes, and a guide to further reading.
Estensively illustrated with maps, contemporary cartoons and portraits, Europe, 1783-1914 surveys the following main themes interspersed with studies of significant countries including France, Italy, Germany and Russia:
- the impact of the French Revolution and Napoleon
- the Industrial Revolution
- Nationalism
- the 1848 Revolutions
- Imperialism
- Marxism
- the origins of the First World War.
Europe, 1783-1914 is an essential and invaluable introduction to this turbulent and exciting period of European history.
An accessible history of Europe from the advent of the French Revolution to the origins of the First World War.
1. The Condition of Europe c. 1789
2. The French Revolution, 1785-89
3. The Collapse of the French Monarchy and the International Response, 1789-92
4. The Revolution at War
5. The Rule of Napoleon
6. The Impact of the French Revolution and Napoleon on Europe and the Congress of Vienna
7. The Industrialisation of Europe and its effects
8. Nationalism and the Breakdown of the Concert of Europe, 1815-56
9. Restoration Europe, 1815-48, and Challenges to Authority
10. 1848: The Year of Revolutions
11. The Second Empire in France, 1851-70
12. The Unification of Italy, 1849-71
13. The Unification of Germany, 1849-71
14. Reform and Reaction in Russia, 1849-94
15. The Age of Imperialism
16. Marxism and the Growth of Working Class Organisations
17. The Third Republic in France, 1871-1914
18. Imperial Germany, 1871-1912
19. The Habsburg Empire, 1848-1914
20. Russia, 1894-1914
21. International Relations 1890-1914 and the Origins of the First World War
22. Europe in 1914: Retrospect and Prospect
Europe, 1783-1914 is an accessible history of Europe from the advent of the French Revolution to the origins of the First World War, covering political, economic and social aspects of the period.
Each chapter is structured with concise backgrounds to events including tables of key dates, a selection of primary documents and questions to test current interpretations of important themes, and a guide to further reading.
Estensively illustrated with maps, contemporary cartoons and portraits, Europe, 1783-1914 surveys the following main themes interspersed with studies of significant countries including France, Italy, Germany and Russia:
- the impact of the French Revolution and Napoleon
- the Industrial Revolution
- Nationalism
- the 1848 Revolutions
- Imperialism
- Marxism
- the origins of the First World War.
Europe, 1783-1914 is an essential and invaluable introduction to this turbulent and exciting period of European history.
An accessible history of Europe from the advent of the French Revolution to the origins of the First World War.