The new Cambridge modern history. Volume 10, The zenith of European power, 1830-70 [electronic resource] / edited by J. P. T. Bury.

Contributor Bury, J. P. T. (John Patrick Tuer), 1908-1987, editor.

ImprintCambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1960.

Description1 online resource (xxi, 765 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).

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Note:Economic change and growth / Herbert Heaton -- The scientific movement and its influence on thought and material development / A.R. Hall -- Religion and relations of churches and states / Norman Sykes -- Education and the press / John Roach -- Art and architecture / Nikolaus Pevsner -- Imaginative literature / Erich Heller -- Liberalism and constitutional developments / J.A. Hawgood -- Nationalities and nationalism / J.P.T. Bury -- The system of alliances and the balance of power / Gordon Craig -- Armed forces and the art of war : navies / Michael Lewis -- Armed forces and the art of war : armies / B.H. Liddell Hart -- The United Kingdom and its world-wide interests / David Thomson -- Russia in Europe and Asia / J.M.K. Vyvyan -- The revolutions of 1848 / Charles Pouthas -- The Mediterranean / C.W. Crawley -- The Second Empire in France / Paul Farmer -- The Crimean War / Agatha Ramm -- Prussia and the German problem, 1830-66 / James Joll -- The Austrian Empire and its problems, 1848-67 / C.A. Macartney -- Italy / D. Mack Smith -- The origins of the Franco-Prussian war and the remaking of Germany / Michael Foot -- National and sectional forces in the United States / D.M. Potter -- The American Civil War / T. Harry Williams -- The states of Latin America / R.A. Humphreys -- The Far East / G.F. Hudson.

Note:This volume examines the power of Europe from 1830 to 1870.

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