Europe since Napoleon.
Thomson, David, 1912-
Europe since Napoleon. - [1st ed.] - England, Penguin Books 1957. - 909 p. illus. 24 cm.
Preface to the Pelican Edition
15
Preface
16
Part 1. Europe in the Melting Pot, 1789-1814
21
1. Revolution in France 24
THE REVOLUTIONARY SITUATION
24
THE CRISIS OF 1789
27
THE ROOTS OF WAR
33
2. France at War
37
THE JACOBIN TERROR
37
THE DIRECTORY
43
THE IMPACT ON EUROPE
49
3. Dictator in France
55
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
55
INTERNAL REORGANIZATION 56
THE RENEWAL OF WAR
59
4. Napoleonic Empire
64
THE EMPIRE AND ITS EFFECTS
64
DESTRUCTION OF THE EMPIRE
70
THE NAPOLEONIC ERA
76
Part 2 Europe in 1815
79
5. The Unity and Disunity of Europe in 1815
82
INTERNAL COHESION AND DIVERSITY 82
EXTERNAL PRESSURES AND CONNEXIONS
85
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES
89
RIVAL CONCEPTIONS OF EUROPEAN ORDER
91
6
6. The Forces of Continuity
THE INSTITUTIONS OF MONARCHY
THE CHURCH
THE LANDOWNERS
THE POPULARITY OF PEACE
7. The Forces of Change
GROWTH OF POPULATION
INDUSTRIALISM AND URBANISM
NATIONALISM
LIBERALISM, DEMOCRACY, SOCIALISM
Part-3. The Age of Revolutions, 1815-50
8. The Phase of Conservatism, 1815-30
THE SYSTEM OF METTERNICH
CONGRESS DIPLOMACY
THE ROMANTIC REVOLUTIONARIES
NEW WINE IN OLD BOTTLES
9. The Liberal Revolutions of 1830-3
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
THE REVOLUTIONARY TIDE
NOW HALF DISSOLVING TO A LIBERAL THAW
10. The Economic Revolutions of 1830-48
WESTERN ECONOMIC EXPANSION
LIBERAL REFORMS
MOVEMENTS FOR SOCIAL REVOLUTION
11. The National Revolutions of 1848-50
THE SEQUENCE OF REVOLUTIONS, 1848
THE SEQUEL OF REVOLUTION, 1849-50
THE PATTERN OF REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITY
7
Part4. The Emergence of New Powers, 1851-71
235
12. The Balance of Power in Europe, 1850-70
240
THE GREAT POWERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP 240
THE CRIMEAN WAR, 1854-6 245
THE SHIFTING ECONOMIC BALANCE, 1850-70 250
13. The Reorientation of Western Europe
255
ECONOMIC AND COLONIAL EXPANSION
255
THE NEW MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT 261
THE GROWTH OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
275
14 The Remaking of Central Europe
289
ECONOMIC GROWTH AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRAT1ON
289
POLITICAL UNIFICATION IN ITALY AND GERMANY
300
THE SETTLEMENT OF 1871
320
15. Emancipation in Eastern Europe
330
THE END OF SERFDOM IN RUSSIA
330
NATIONALIST AND REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS 335
THE FAILURE OF REFORM IN TURKEY 340
Part 5. Democracy and Socialism, 1871-1914
347
16. The Pattern of Parliamentary Democracy
351
THE NEW ELECTORATES
351
PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICS
364
17. Socialism versus Nationalism
376
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
376
ORGANIZED LABOUR AND SOCIAL DEMOCRACY
391
LOYALTIES IN CONFLICT
408
8
18. The Texture of European Culture
428
SCIENCE AND MATERIAL PROGRESS
428
SOCIAL THOUGHT AND CULTURE
442
Part 6. Imperial Rivalries and International Alliances, 1871-1914
457
19. The Eastern Question 462
FERMENT IN THE BALKANS
462
INSURGENT NATIONALISM IN EASTERN EUROPE 476
20. Colonial Expansion and Rivalry
489
THE URGE TO IMPERIALISM 489
COLONIAL COLLISIONS
508
21. The System of Alliances
524
TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TRIPLE ENTENTE
524
THE CONDITION OF EUROPE IN 1914 536
Part 7. War and Peace, 1914
-23
545
21. Issues and Stakes, 1914
-18
549
THE WAR AIMS OF 1914
-18 549
THE DYNAMICS OF DEADLOCK, 1915
-16
558
THE TRANSFORMATION OF 1917
-18
564
23. Domestic Consequences, 1914
-23
574
WARTIME COLLECTIVISM
574
VOGUE FOR DEMOCRACY
588
THE ECONOMICS OF EXHAUSTION
600
24. International Consequences, 1918
-23 613
THE CONFERENCE OF PARIS, 1919
613
THE NEW BALANCE OF POWER
622
NEW INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY
639
9
Part 8. The Age of Demolition, 1924
-39 649
25. Locarno Honeymoon, 1924
-9
655
ECONOMlC RECOVERY
655
CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT
663
PACIFICATION BY PACT
673
26. The Collapse of Prosperity, 1929
-34 680
CONTRACTION OF WORLD TRADE
680
CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE
686
CONSEQUENCES OF CRISIS
693
27. The Eclipse of Democracy, 1929
-39
702
EMERGENCY POLITICS
702
CIVIL WAR
711
SINGLE
-PARTY DICTATORSHIPS
719
28. The Demolition of Peace, 1935
-9
731
THE FAILURE OF COLLECTIVE SECURITY
731
THE SHIFTING BALANCE OF POWER
739
DRIFT TOWARD WAR
754
Part 9. War and Peace, 1939
-63
761
29. The Second World War, 1939
-45
765
FROM EUROPEAN TO GLOBAL WAR, 1939
-41
765
THE ATLANTIC ALLIANCE, 1941
-5
778
THE EASTERN EUROPEAN WAR, 1941
-5
788
WAR IN THE PACIFIC, 1941
-5
801
THE REVOLUTION OF WAR
807
30. Europe in Convalescence
817
FIRST AID AND RECONSTRUCTION, 1944
-50
817
WELFARE STATES AND PEOPLE's DEMOCRACIES
825
THE COMING OF THE COLD WAR
836
WESTERN EUROPE, 1950
-63 846
10
31. The Colonial Revolution
851
GOVERNMENT OF UNDERDEVELOPED TERRITORIES
851
THE CONTRACTION OF EUROPE
861
32. International Fabric
876
THE UNITED NATIONS
876
FUNCTIONAL AGENCIES
885
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
890
BALANCE OF POWER IN MID CENTURY 896
Part 10. Epilogue: Contemporary Europe 903
33. Civilization and Culture Since 1914 907
SCIENCE AND CIVILIZATION
907
THE CULTURE OF CRISIS
916
SOCIAL THOUGHT AND ACTION
925
34. The Pattern of Modern European Development 938
Select Bibliography
947
Index
957
11
MAPS
1. The French Republic and its Satellites, 1798-9
52
2. Europe, 1810 68-9
NAPOLEON's RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN, JUNE TO DECEMBER 1812
3. Europe, 1815 86-7
4. The Habsburg Empire, 1848
215
5. Unification of Italy, 1859-70
305
6. The German Question, 1815-71 310
7. Europe, 1871 324-5
BALKANS, 1878
BALKANS, 1914
8. Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, 1699-1914 465
DISSOLUTION OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE 1699-1923
9. Export of European Capital to 1914
490
10. Migration from Europe, 1840-1940
493
11. Africa, 1914
499
LINES OF POLITICAL PRESSURE ABOUT 1898
12. Imperialism in Asia, 1840-1914
504-5
CRITICAL AREA, 1895-1905
13. The First World War 551
14. Frontiers of Poland. 1815-1921
585
15. Danubian Peace Settlement
625
16. Eastern European Peace Settlement
627
17. Asiatic Turkey - Peace Settlement
630
12
18. Europe, 1923
652-3
19. Spanish Civil War
715
20. Partitions of Czechoslovakia and Poland, 1938-9
749
21. Europe, 1942
770-71
22. Western Fronts, 1942-5
781
23. Eastern Front, 1941-5
789
24. The Second World War - Pacific and Atlantic Theatres
792-3
25. Germany After The Second World War 815
26. Eastern Europe - Territorial Changes, 1939-47
839
27. Europe, 1965
944-5
13
DIAGRAMS
1. The Cult of Synthesis, 1800-70
280-81
2. Building Railroads, 1870-1910
378
3. Output of Coal and Lignite, 1871-1913
379
4. Output of Pig Iron, 1871-1910
380
5. Total Values of Imports and Exports, 1875-1913
381
6. Europe's Use of Its Labour Force, 1950
9780140135619
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 --Relations with Europeans.
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 --Influence.
940.28 / THO
Europe since Napoleon. - [1st ed.] - England, Penguin Books 1957. - 909 p. illus. 24 cm.
Preface to the Pelican Edition
15
Preface
16
Part 1. Europe in the Melting Pot, 1789-1814
21
1. Revolution in France 24
THE REVOLUTIONARY SITUATION
24
THE CRISIS OF 1789
27
THE ROOTS OF WAR
33
2. France at War
37
THE JACOBIN TERROR
37
THE DIRECTORY
43
THE IMPACT ON EUROPE
49
3. Dictator in France
55
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
55
INTERNAL REORGANIZATION 56
THE RENEWAL OF WAR
59
4. Napoleonic Empire
64
THE EMPIRE AND ITS EFFECTS
64
DESTRUCTION OF THE EMPIRE
70
THE NAPOLEONIC ERA
76
Part 2 Europe in 1815
79
5. The Unity and Disunity of Europe in 1815
82
INTERNAL COHESION AND DIVERSITY 82
EXTERNAL PRESSURES AND CONNEXIONS
85
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES
89
RIVAL CONCEPTIONS OF EUROPEAN ORDER
91
6
6. The Forces of Continuity
THE INSTITUTIONS OF MONARCHY
THE CHURCH
THE LANDOWNERS
THE POPULARITY OF PEACE
7. The Forces of Change
GROWTH OF POPULATION
INDUSTRIALISM AND URBANISM
NATIONALISM
LIBERALISM, DEMOCRACY, SOCIALISM
Part-3. The Age of Revolutions, 1815-50
8. The Phase of Conservatism, 1815-30
THE SYSTEM OF METTERNICH
CONGRESS DIPLOMACY
THE ROMANTIC REVOLUTIONARIES
NEW WINE IN OLD BOTTLES
9. The Liberal Revolutions of 1830-3
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
THE REVOLUTIONARY TIDE
NOW HALF DISSOLVING TO A LIBERAL THAW
10. The Economic Revolutions of 1830-48
WESTERN ECONOMIC EXPANSION
LIBERAL REFORMS
MOVEMENTS FOR SOCIAL REVOLUTION
11. The National Revolutions of 1848-50
THE SEQUENCE OF REVOLUTIONS, 1848
THE SEQUEL OF REVOLUTION, 1849-50
THE PATTERN OF REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITY
7
Part4. The Emergence of New Powers, 1851-71
235
12. The Balance of Power in Europe, 1850-70
240
THE GREAT POWERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP 240
THE CRIMEAN WAR, 1854-6 245
THE SHIFTING ECONOMIC BALANCE, 1850-70 250
13. The Reorientation of Western Europe
255
ECONOMIC AND COLONIAL EXPANSION
255
THE NEW MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT 261
THE GROWTH OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
275
14 The Remaking of Central Europe
289
ECONOMIC GROWTH AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRAT1ON
289
POLITICAL UNIFICATION IN ITALY AND GERMANY
300
THE SETTLEMENT OF 1871
320
15. Emancipation in Eastern Europe
330
THE END OF SERFDOM IN RUSSIA
330
NATIONALIST AND REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS 335
THE FAILURE OF REFORM IN TURKEY 340
Part 5. Democracy and Socialism, 1871-1914
347
16. The Pattern of Parliamentary Democracy
351
THE NEW ELECTORATES
351
PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICS
364
17. Socialism versus Nationalism
376
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
376
ORGANIZED LABOUR AND SOCIAL DEMOCRACY
391
LOYALTIES IN CONFLICT
408
8
18. The Texture of European Culture
428
SCIENCE AND MATERIAL PROGRESS
428
SOCIAL THOUGHT AND CULTURE
442
Part 6. Imperial Rivalries and International Alliances, 1871-1914
457
19. The Eastern Question 462
FERMENT IN THE BALKANS
462
INSURGENT NATIONALISM IN EASTERN EUROPE 476
20. Colonial Expansion and Rivalry
489
THE URGE TO IMPERIALISM 489
COLONIAL COLLISIONS
508
21. The System of Alliances
524
TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TRIPLE ENTENTE
524
THE CONDITION OF EUROPE IN 1914 536
Part 7. War and Peace, 1914
-23
545
21. Issues and Stakes, 1914
-18
549
THE WAR AIMS OF 1914
-18 549
THE DYNAMICS OF DEADLOCK, 1915
-16
558
THE TRANSFORMATION OF 1917
-18
564
23. Domestic Consequences, 1914
-23
574
WARTIME COLLECTIVISM
574
VOGUE FOR DEMOCRACY
588
THE ECONOMICS OF EXHAUSTION
600
24. International Consequences, 1918
-23 613
THE CONFERENCE OF PARIS, 1919
613
THE NEW BALANCE OF POWER
622
NEW INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY
639
9
Part 8. The Age of Demolition, 1924
-39 649
25. Locarno Honeymoon, 1924
-9
655
ECONOMlC RECOVERY
655
CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT
663
PACIFICATION BY PACT
673
26. The Collapse of Prosperity, 1929
-34 680
CONTRACTION OF WORLD TRADE
680
CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE
686
CONSEQUENCES OF CRISIS
693
27. The Eclipse of Democracy, 1929
-39
702
EMERGENCY POLITICS
702
CIVIL WAR
711
SINGLE
-PARTY DICTATORSHIPS
719
28. The Demolition of Peace, 1935
-9
731
THE FAILURE OF COLLECTIVE SECURITY
731
THE SHIFTING BALANCE OF POWER
739
DRIFT TOWARD WAR
754
Part 9. War and Peace, 1939
-63
761
29. The Second World War, 1939
-45
765
FROM EUROPEAN TO GLOBAL WAR, 1939
-41
765
THE ATLANTIC ALLIANCE, 1941
-5
778
THE EASTERN EUROPEAN WAR, 1941
-5
788
WAR IN THE PACIFIC, 1941
-5
801
THE REVOLUTION OF WAR
807
30. Europe in Convalescence
817
FIRST AID AND RECONSTRUCTION, 1944
-50
817
WELFARE STATES AND PEOPLE's DEMOCRACIES
825
THE COMING OF THE COLD WAR
836
WESTERN EUROPE, 1950
-63 846
10
31. The Colonial Revolution
851
GOVERNMENT OF UNDERDEVELOPED TERRITORIES
851
THE CONTRACTION OF EUROPE
861
32. International Fabric
876
THE UNITED NATIONS
876
FUNCTIONAL AGENCIES
885
REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
890
BALANCE OF POWER IN MID CENTURY 896
Part 10. Epilogue: Contemporary Europe 903
33. Civilization and Culture Since 1914 907
SCIENCE AND CIVILIZATION
907
THE CULTURE OF CRISIS
916
SOCIAL THOUGHT AND ACTION
925
34. The Pattern of Modern European Development 938
Select Bibliography
947
Index
957
11
MAPS
1. The French Republic and its Satellites, 1798-9
52
2. Europe, 1810 68-9
NAPOLEON's RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN, JUNE TO DECEMBER 1812
3. Europe, 1815 86-7
4. The Habsburg Empire, 1848
215
5. Unification of Italy, 1859-70
305
6. The German Question, 1815-71 310
7. Europe, 1871 324-5
BALKANS, 1878
BALKANS, 1914
8. Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, 1699-1914 465
DISSOLUTION OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE 1699-1923
9. Export of European Capital to 1914
490
10. Migration from Europe, 1840-1940
493
11. Africa, 1914
499
LINES OF POLITICAL PRESSURE ABOUT 1898
12. Imperialism in Asia, 1840-1914
504-5
CRITICAL AREA, 1895-1905
13. The First World War 551
14. Frontiers of Poland. 1815-1921
585
15. Danubian Peace Settlement
625
16. Eastern European Peace Settlement
627
17. Asiatic Turkey - Peace Settlement
630
12
18. Europe, 1923
652-3
19. Spanish Civil War
715
20. Partitions of Czechoslovakia and Poland, 1938-9
749
21. Europe, 1942
770-71
22. Western Fronts, 1942-5
781
23. Eastern Front, 1941-5
789
24. The Second World War - Pacific and Atlantic Theatres
792-3
25. Germany After The Second World War 815
26. Eastern Europe - Territorial Changes, 1939-47
839
27. Europe, 1965
944-5
13
DIAGRAMS
1. The Cult of Synthesis, 1800-70
280-81
2. Building Railroads, 1870-1910
378
3. Output of Coal and Lignite, 1871-1913
379
4. Output of Pig Iron, 1871-1910
380
5. Total Values of Imports and Exports, 1875-1913
381
6. Europe's Use of Its Labour Force, 1950
9780140135619
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 --Relations with Europeans.
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 --Influence.
940.28 / THO