The New Cambridge Modern History

Table of Contents

1. Introduction C. W. Crawley
2. Economic change in England and Europe, 1780–1830 R. M. Hartwell
3. Armed forces and the art of war N. H. Gibbs and C. C. Lloyd
4. Revolutionary influences and conservatism in literature and thought H. G. Schenk
5. Science and technology C. C. Gillispie
6. Religion: Church and state in Europe and the Americas John Walsh
7. Education, and public opinion John Roach
8. Some aspects of the arts in Europe David Thomas and F. W. Sternfield
9. The balance of power during the wars, 1793–1814 Geoffrey Bruun
10. The internal history of France during the wars, 1793–1814 Jacques Godechot
11. The Napoleonic adventure Felix Markham
12. French politics, 1815–47 G. de Bertier de Sauvigny
13. German constitutional and social develope, 1795–1830 W. H. Bruford
14. The Austrian Monarchy, 1792–1847 C. A. Macartney
15. Italy, 1793–1830 J. M. Roberts
16. Spain and Portugal, 1793 to c. 1840 Raymond Carr
17. The Low Countries and Scandinavia J. A. van Houtte
18. Russia, 1789–1825 J. M. K. Vyvyan
19. The near East and Ottoman Empire, 1798–1830 C. W. Crawley
20. Europe's relations with South and South-East Asia K. A. Ballhatchet
21. Europe's economic and political relations with tropical Africa J. D. Fage
22. The United States and the old world, 1794–1828 F. Thistlethwaite
23. The emancipation of Latin America R. A. Humphreys, O.B.E.
24. The final coalition and the congress of Vienna, 1813–15 E. V. Gulick
25. International relations, 1815–30 C. W. Crawley
Appendix
Index.