Studies in modern European history in honor of Franklin Charles Palm
By: Editors: Frederick J. Cox [and others]
Contributors: Palm, Franklin Charles, 1890-
Publisher: Bookman Associates
Published: 1956
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 310
Subjects: Europe -- History -- 1492-
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by H. E. Bolton.; title: The Abbé Sieyès on liberty, by W. Belote.; title: The libertarian crusade of 1792, by R. M. Brace.; title: The long detour: Italy's search for unity, by G. Carbone.; title: The French peace plans, 1918-1919: the germ of the conflict between Ferdinand Foch and Georges Clemenceau, by F. J. Cox.; title: Art and politics during the French Revolution: a study of three artist regicides, by D. L. Dowd.; title: Citizenship law in the Third Reich, by W. W. Fearnside.; title: The Vicomte Armand de Melun and the Catholic social movement in France, 1848-1851, by G. Griffith.; title: The blockade of Gloucester in 1781 as seen through a Frenchman's eyes, by G. W. Kyte.; title: Preparation of a coup d'etat: administrative centralization and police powers in France, 1849-1851, by H. C. Payne.; title: Dubois of the Globe: an episode in the history of press freedom and academic freedom in modern France, by D. L. Rader.; title: The judicial reform of 1788 and the French Revolution, by J. F. Ramsey.; title: French naval conversion and the Second Empire's intervention in industry, by F. W. Wallin.; title: Personalities and politics at the court of Henry II of France, 1547-1559, by B. C. Weber.; title: Herbert Hoover and the blockade of Germany, 1918-1919, by E. F. Willis.