A century of conflict, 1850-1950
Subtitle: essays for A. J. P. Taylor
By: edited by Martin Gilbert.
Contributors: Taylor, A. J. P. 1906-
Edition: [1st American ed.]
Publisher: Atheneum
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: History, Modern -- 19th century; History, Modern -- 20th century
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
English or French.
Table of contents: title: The man who likes to stir things up, by Lord Beaverbrook.; title: History teaching and the voter, by Sir N. Angell.; title: Reflections on the history of international relations, by F.H. Hinsley.; title: Patriotism, pledges, and the people, by B. Kemp.; title: European diplomacy and the expedition of the thousand; the conservative powers, by F. Valsecchi.; title: Queen Victoria's doctors, by E. Longford.; title: William I and the reform of the Prussian Army, by M. Howard.; title: Asquith: a new view, by A. Gollin.; title: Rathenau and Harden: a footnote to the history of Wilhelmine Germany, by J. Joll.; title: French military ideas before the First World War, by Sir B.L. Hart.; title: The special relationship: an Anglo-American myth, by M. Beloff.; title: Noel Buxton and A.J.P. Taylor's The trouble makers, by H.N. Fieldhouse.; title: Les lycons du Putsch de Hitler de 1923, by G. Bonnin.; title: Lewis Namier: a personal impression, by Sir I. Berlin.; title: The financial crisis of 1931, by P. Einzig.; title: Anarchist agrarian collectives in the Spanish Civil War, by H. Thomas.; title: Revisionism and reform in the Soviet Union since 1953, by E. Crankshaw.