Description
This classic text examines the story of European affairs and international relations from 1850 to 1920. Authoritative and concise, it emphasizes interpretation rather than the chronological narrative of the facts.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 THE VIENNA SETTLEMENT; Chapter 2 THE CONGRESS SYSTEM AND THE HOLY ALLIANCE 1815–1820; Chapter 3 THE HOLY ALLIANCE, EUROPE AND THE EAST 1820–1841; Chapter 4 THE CRIMEAN WAR—CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES; Chapter 5 REVOLUTION: ORIGINS; Chapter 6 1815–1848: THE AGE OF FRUSTRATION; Chapter 7 1848: YEAR OF FAILURE; Chapter 8 LOUIS NAPOLEON, SECOND REPUBLIC AND SECOND EMPIRE; Chapter 9 NAPOLEON III AND CAVOUR; Chapter 10 CAVOUR AND GARIBALDI; Chapter 11 BISMARCK AND GERMANY 1862–1871; Chapter 12 BISMARCK AND GERMANY 1871–1890; Chapter 13 IMPERIAL CONFLICTS AND EUROPEAN ALIGNMENTS 1875–1907; Chapter 14 CRY HAVOC...1907–1914; Chapter 15 THROUGH WAR TO PEACE 1914–1920;
