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THE HISTORY of EUROPE from 1815 to 1852.
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- CONTENTS 08-VoLosrE
Chap. 1. General Sketch of the whole Period. •
2. History of Pnuland : 1815-16. '
3. History of France from toe Second Restoration of Louis
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6. France from the Coup d'Etat of Sept. 1816 to the
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Chap. 7. Spain and Italy : 1814-20.
8. Russia and Poland : 1815-25.
9. Royalist Reaction in France : 1819-21.
10. Domestic History of England: 1819-22.
11. England, France, and Spain, from• the Accession of
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12. Congress of Verena—French Invasion: of Spain—Death
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