The zenith of European power, 1830-70
By: edited by J.P.T. Bury
Series: The New Cambridge modern history -- v. 10; New Cambridge modern history -- v. 10.
Publisher: University Press
Published: 1960
Place of publication: Cambridge [England]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 765
Subjects: Modern History; Histoire
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Economic change and growth  -- Herbert Heaton; title: The scientific movement and its influence on thought and material development  -- A.R. Hall; title: Religion and relations of churches and states  -- Norman Sykes; title: Education and the press  -- John Roach; title: Art and architecture  -- Nikolaus Pevsner; title: Imaginative literature  -- Erich Heller; title: Liberalism and constitutional developments  -- J.A. Hawgood; title: Nationalities and nationalism  -- J.P.T. Bury; title: The system of alliances and the balance of power  -- Gordon Craig; title: Armed forces and the art of war : navies  -- Michael Lewis; title: Armed forces and the art of war : armies  -- B.H. Liddell Hart; title: The United Kingdom and its world-wide interests  -- David Thomson; title: Russia in Europe and Asia  -- J.M.K. Vyvyan; title: The revolutions of 1848  -- Charles Pouthas; title: The Mediterranean  -- C.W. Crawley; title: The Second Empire in France  -- Paul Farmer; title: The Crimean War  -- Agatha Ramm; title: Prussia and the German problem, 1830-66  -- James Joll; title: The Austrian Empire and its problems, 1848-67  -- C.A. Macartney; title: Italy  -- D. Mack Smith; title: The origins of the Franco-Prussian war and the remaking of Germany  -- Michael Foot; title: National and sectional forces in the United States  -- D.M. Potter; title: The American Civil War  -- T. Harry Williams; title: The states of Latin America  -- R.A. Humphreys; title: The Far East -- G.F. Hudson.