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Europe in the Nineteenth Century 1789-1905

AGATHA RAMM, Arthur James Grant

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Lists of maps. Preface. Introduction: Modern Europe. 1. The French Revolution in Peace. 2. The Revolution at War. 3. The Rise of Napoleon to Power. 4. Napoleon, Emperor and Statesman. 5. The Defeat of the Goverments of Europe. 6. The Rise of the New Empire. 7. The Catastrophe of Napoleon. 8. The Failure of International Government. 9. Autocracy, Constitutionalism and Revolution 1815-48. 10. The French Revolution of 1848 11. The Revolution 1848 -49. 12. Reaction in Germany, Austria and Hungary. 13. Revolutionary Movements in Italy 14. The Eastern Question and the Crimean War. 15.The Union of Italy. 16. The Development of the French Empire 17. Germany and the Seven Weeks' War. 18. The Defeat of Austria and the Coming of the Franco-German War 19. The Franco-German War and its Effects. 20. The Foundation of the Third French Republic. 21. Russia and the Eastern Questions 1856-86. 22. The Growth of Colonisation, of Trade and of Overseas Empire. 23. Bismarck and the Foundation of the Triple and Dual Alliances. 24. The Nations of Europe and the End of the Nineteenth Century 1890-1905. 25. International Relations 1895-1905. 26. Conclusion. Internationalism in Europe. Maps. Index.

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Lists of maps. Preface. Introduction: Modern Europe. 1. The French Revolution in Peace. 2. The Revolution at War. 3. The Rise of Napoleon to Power. 4. Napoleon, Emperor and Statesman. 5. The Defeat of the Goverments of Europe. 6. The Rise of the New Empire. 7. The Catastrophe of Napoleon. 8. The Failure of International Government. 9. Autocracy, Constitutionalism and Revolution 1815-48. 10. The French Revolution of 1848 11. The Revolution 1848 -49. 12. Reaction in Germany, Austria and Hungary. 13. Revolutionary Movements in Italy 14. The Eastern Question and the Crimean War. 15.The Union of Italy. 16. The Development of the French Empire 17. Germany and the Seven Weeks' War. 18. The Defeat of Austria and the Coming of the Franco-German War 19. The Franco-German War and its Effects. 20. The Foundation of the Third French Republic. 21. Russia and the Eastern Questions 1856-86. 22. The Growth of Colonisation, of Trade and of Overseas Empire. 23. Bismarck and the Foundation of the Triple and Dual Alliances. 24. The Nations of Europe and the End of the Nineteenth Century 1890-1905. 25. International Relations 1895-1905. 26. Conclusion. Internationalism in Europe. Maps. Index.

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Lists of maps. Preface. Introduction: Modern Europe. 1. The French Revolution in Peace. 2. The Revolution at War. 3. The Rise of Napoleon to Power. 4. Napoleon, Emperor and Statesman. 5. The Defeat of the Goverments of Europe. 6. The Rise of the New Empire. 7. The Catastrophe of Napoleon. 8. The Failure of International Government. 9. Autocracy, Constitutionalism and Revolution 1815-48. 10. The French Revolution of 1848 11. The Revolution 1848 -49. 12. Reaction in Germany, Austria and Hungary. 13. Revolutionary Movements in Italy 14. The Eastern Question and the Crimean War. 15.The Union of Italy. 16. The Development of the French Empire 17. Germany and the Seven Weeks' War. 18. The Defeat of Austria and the Coming of the Franco-German War 19. The Franco-German War and its Effects. 20. The Foundation of the Third French Republic. 21. Russia and the Eastern Questions 1856-86. 22. The Growth of Colonisation, of Trade and of Overseas Empire. 23. Bismarck and the Foundation of the Triple and Dual Alliances. 24. The Nations of Europe and the End of the Nineteenth Century 1890-1905. 25. International Relations 1895-1905. 26. Conclusion. Internationalism in Europe. Maps. Index.

Key concepts: Autocracy, Empire, Emperor, German, Economic history, Ancient history, Internationalism (politics), History

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