The New Cambridge Modern History

doi:10.1017/CHOL9780521045476

The ninth volume of the The New Cambridge Modern History begins with the outbreak of war on the execution of Louis XVI, bridges the watershed of 1815 and closes, for the most part, with the avoidance of war on the abdication of Charles X. It was a period of wars and revolutions when Europe was preoccupied with France, and the role of war itself shaped the direction of change and determined its extent.

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Frontmatter
pp i-xiv
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CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION
pp 1-30
- By C. W. Crawley, Emeritus and Honorary Fellow of Trinity Hall and formerly Lecturer in History in the University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER II - ECONOMIC CHANGE IN ENGLAND AND EUROPE, 1780–1830
pp 31-59
- By R. M. Hartwell, Fellow of Nuffield College and Reader in recent Social and Economic History in the University of Oxford
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CHAPTER III - ARMED FORCES AND THE ART OF WAR
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A - ARMIES
pp 60-76
- By N. H. Gibbs, University of Oxford
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B - NAVIES
pp 76-90
- By C. C. Lloyd, Royal Naval College, Greenwich
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CHAPTER IV - REVOLUTIONARY INFLUENCES AND CONSERVATISM IN LITERATURE AND THOUGHT
pp 91-117
- By H. G. Schenk, Fellow of Wolfson College and Senior Lecturer in European Economic and Social History in the University of Oxford
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CHAPTER V - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
pp 118-145
- By C.C. Gillispie, Princeton University
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CHAPTER VI - RELIGION: CHURCH AND STATE IN EUROPE AND THE AMERICAS
pp 146-178
- By John Walsh, Jesus College, Oxford
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CHAPTER VII - EDUCATION, AND PUBLIC OPINION
pp 179-208
- By John Roach, Professor of Education in the University of Sheffield and Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
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CHAPTER VIII - SOME ASPECTS OF THE ARTS IN EUROPE
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A - THE VISUAL ARTS
pp 209-228
- By David Thomas, Arts Council of Great Britain
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B - MUSIC
pp 228-249
- By F. W. Sternfeld, University of Oxford
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CHAPTER IX - THE BALANCE OF POWER DURING THE WARS, 1793–1814
pp 250-274
- By Geoffrey Bruun, New York University
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CHAPTER X - THE INTERNAL HISTORY OF FRANCE DURING THE WARS, 1793–1814
pp 275-306
- By Jacques Godechot, Professor of History in the University of Toulouse Le Mirail and Honorary Dean of the Faculty of Letters
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CHAPTER XI - THE NAPOLEONIC ADVENTURE
pp 307-336
- By Felix Markham, Fellow of Hertford College and Lecturer in Modem History in the University of Oxford
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CHAPTER XII - FRENCH POLITICS, 1814–471
pp 337-366
- By G. de Bertier de Sauvigny, Professor in the Institut Catholique de Paris, and in the University of Notre Dame, U.S.A.
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CHAPTER XIII - GERMAN CONSTITUTIONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, 1795–1830
pp 367-394
- By W. H. Bruford, Formerly Fellow ofSt John's College and Emeritus Schröder Professor of German in the University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER XIV - THE AUSTRIAN MONARCHY, 1792–1847
pp 395-411
- By C. A. Macartney, All Souls College, Oxford
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CHAPTER XV - ITALY, 1793–1830
pp 412-438
- By J. M. Roberts, Fellow and Tutor of Merton College and Lecturer in Modem History in the University of Oxford
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CHAPTER XVI - SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, 1793 TO c. 1840
pp 439-461
- By Raymand Carr, Warden of St Antony's College and formerly Professor of the History of Latin America in the University of Oxford
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CHAPTER XVII - LOW COUNTRIES AND SCANDINAVIA
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A - THE LOW COUNTRIES
pp 462-480
- By J. A. van Houtte, University of Louvain
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B - THE SCANDINAVIA
pp 480-494
- By T. K. Derry, The Queen’s College, Oxford
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CHAPTER XVIII - RUSSIA, 1798–1825
pp 495-524
- By J. M. K. Vyvyan, Trinity College, Cambridge
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CHAPTER XIX - THE NEAR EAST AND THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1798–1830
pp 525-551
- By C. W. Crawley
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CHAPTER XX - EUROPE'S RELATIONS WITH SOUTH AND SOUTH-EAST Asia
pp 552-571
- By K. A. Ballhatchet, University of London
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CHAPTER XXI - EUROPE'S ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL RELATIONS WITH TROPICAL AFRICA
pp 572-590
- By J. D. Fage, University of Birmingham
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CHAPTER XXII - THE UNITED STATES AND THE OLD WORLD, 1794–1828
pp 591-611
- By F. Thistlethwaite, Vice-Chancellor of the University of East Anglia and formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge
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CHAPTER XXIII - THE EMANCIPATION OF LATIN AMERICA
pp 612-638
- By R. A. Humphreys, University of London
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