Material progress and world-wide problems, 1870-1898
By: edited by F.H. Hinsley
Series: The New Cambridge modern history -- v. 11; New Cambridge modern history -- v. 11
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Cambridge [Eng.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 744
Subjects: Modern History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- F.H. Hinsley; title: Economic conditions  -- Charles Wilson; title: Science and technology  -- Trevor I. Williams; title: Social and political thought  -- David Thomson; title: Literature  -- A.K. Thorlby; title: Art and architecture  -- Nikolaus Pevsner; title: Education  -- A. Victor Murray; title: The armed forces  -- M.E. Howard; title: Political and social developments in Europe  -- Theodor Schieder; title: The German empire  -- Werner Conze; title: The French republic  -- J. Néré; title: Austria-Hungary, Turkey and the Balkans  -- W.N. Medlicott; title: Russia  -- J.L.H. Keep; title: Great Britain and the British empire  -- Paul Knaplund; title: India, 1840-1905  -- Percival Spear; title: China  -- C.P. FitzGerald; title: Japan  -- W.G. Beasley; title: The United States  -- W.R. Brock; title: The states of Latin America  -- Charles C. Griffin; title: International relations  -- A.J.P. Taylor; title: Rivalries in the Mediterranean, the Middle East and Egypt  -- A.P. Thornton; title: The partition of Africa  -- R.E. Robinson; title: Expansion in the Pacific and the scramble for China  -- F.C. Langdon; title: The United States and the old world -- A.E. Campbell.