The New Cambridge Modern History

doi:10.1017/CHOL9780521045483

The theme of this volume is indicated by its title. The period of 1830–1870 is shown to have been the time when European political, cultural and economic dominance was at its height.

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Frontmatter
pp i-xxii
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CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTORY SUMMARY
pp 1-21
- By J. P. T. Bury, Fellow of Corpus Christi College and Lecturer in History in the University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER II - ECONOMIC CHANGE AND GROWTH
pp 22-48
- By Herbert Heaton, University of Minnesota
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CHAPTER III - THE SCIENTIFIC MOVEMENT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THOUGHT AND MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
pp 49-75
- By A. R. Hall, Fellow of Christ's College and Lecturer in the History of Science in the University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER IV - RELIGION AND THE RELATIONS OF CHURCHES AND STATES
pp 76-103
- By Norman Sykes, Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
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CHAPTER V - EDUCATION AND THE PRESS
pp 104-133
- By John Roach, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
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CHAPTER VI - ART AND ARCHITECTURE
pp 134-155
- By Nikolaus Pevsner, Birkbeck College, University of London
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CHAPTER VII - IMAGINATIVE LITERATURE
pp 156-184
- By Erich Heller, University College of Swansea, University of Wales
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CHAPTER VIII - LIBERALISM AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
pp 185-212
- By J. A. Hawgood, University of Birmingham
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CHAPTER IX - NATIONALITIES AND NATIONALISM
pp 213-245
- By J. P. T. Bury
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CHAPTER X - THE SYSTEM OF ALLIANCES AND THE BALANCE OF POWER
pp 246-273
- By Gordon Craig, Princeton University
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CHAPTER XI - ARMED FORCES AND THE ART OF WAR: NAVIES
pp 274-301
- By Michael Lewis, Royal Naval College, Greenwich
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CHAPTER XII - ARMED FORCES AND THE ART OF WAR: ARMIES
pp 302-330
- By B. H. Liddell Hart
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CHAPTER XIII - THE UNITED KINGDOM AND ITS WORLD-WIDE INTERESTS
pp 331-356
- By David Thomson, Master of Sidney Sussex College and Lecturer in History in the University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER XIV - RUSSIA IN EUROPE AND ASIA
pp 357-388
- By J. M. K. Vyvyan, Trinity College, Cambridge
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CHAPTER XV - THE REVOLUTIONS OF 1848
pp 389-415
- By Charles Pouthas, The University of Paris
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CHAPTER XVI - THE MEDITERRANEAN
pp 416-441
- By C. W. Crawley, The University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER XVII - THE SECOND EMPIRE IN FRANCE
pp 442-467
- By Paul Farmer, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts
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CHAPTER XVIII - THE CRIMEAN WAR
pp 468-492
- By Agatha Ramm, Somerville College, Oxford
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CHAPTER XIX - PRUSSIA AND THE GERMAN PROBLEM, 1830–66
pp 493-521
- By James Joll, St Antony’s College, Oxford
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CHAPTER XX - THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE AND ITS PROBLEMS, 1848–67
pp 522-551
- By C. A. Macartney, All Souls College, Oxford
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CHAPTER XXI - ITALY
pp 552-576
- By D. Mack Smith, The University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER XXII - THE ORIGINS OF THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR AND THE REMAKING OF GERMANY
pp 577-602
- By Michael Foot, The University of Oxford
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CHAPTER XXIII - NATIONAL AND SECTIONAL FORCES IN THE UNITED STATES
pp 603-630
- By D. M. Potter, Yale University
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CHAPTER XXIV - THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
pp 631-658
- By T. Harry Williams, Louisiana State University
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CHAPTER XXV - THE STATES OF LATIN AMERICA
pp 659-684
- By R. A. Humphreys, University of London
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CHAPTER XXVI - THE FAR EAST
pp 685-714
- By G. F. Hudson, St Antony’s College, Oxford
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Frontmatter
pp i-xxii

CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTORY SUMMARY
pp 1-21

CHAPTER II - ECONOMIC CHANGE AND GROWTH
pp 22-48

CHAPTER III - THE SCIENTIFIC MOVEMENT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THOUGHT AND MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
pp 49-75

CHAPTER IV - RELIGION AND THE RELATIONS OF CHURCHES AND STATES
pp 76-103

CHAPTER V - EDUCATION AND THE PRESS
pp 104-133

CHAPTER VI - ART AND ARCHITECTURE
pp 134-155

CHAPTER VII - IMAGINATIVE LITERATURE
pp 156-184

CHAPTER VIII - LIBERALISM AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
pp 185-212

CHAPTER IX - NATIONALITIES AND NATIONALISM
pp 213-245

CHAPTER X - THE SYSTEM OF ALLIANCES AND THE BALANCE OF POWER
pp 246-273

CHAPTER XI - ARMED FORCES AND THE ART OF WAR: NAVIES
pp 274-301

CHAPTER XII - ARMED FORCES AND THE ART OF WAR: ARMIES
pp 302-330

CHAPTER XIII - THE UNITED KINGDOM AND ITS WORLD-WIDE INTERESTS
pp 331-356

CHAPTER XIV - RUSSIA IN EUROPE AND ASIA
pp 357-388

CHAPTER XV - THE REVOLUTIONS OF 1848
pp 389-415

CHAPTER XVI - THE MEDITERRANEAN
pp 416-441

CHAPTER XVII - THE SECOND EMPIRE IN FRANCE
pp 442-467

CHAPTER XVIII - THE CRIMEAN WAR
pp 468-492

CHAPTER XIX - PRUSSIA AND THE GERMAN PROBLEM, 1830–66
pp 493-521

CHAPTER XX - THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE AND ITS PROBLEMS, 1848–67
pp 522-551

CHAPTER XXI - ITALY
pp 552-576

CHAPTER XXII - THE ORIGINS OF THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR AND THE REMAKING OF GERMANY
pp 577-602

CHAPTER XXIII - NATIONAL AND SECTIONAL FORCES IN THE UNITED STATES
pp 603-630

CHAPTER XXIV - THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
pp 631-658

CHAPTER XXV - THE STATES OF LATIN AMERICA
pp 659-684

CHAPTER XXVI - THE FAR EAST
pp 685-714

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