This volume was originally published in 1931 and revised for the third edition in 1937. The critical events since that date necessitated a further revision, with a large amount of re-writing and the addition of new chapters which brought the book to the opening of the Second World War.
This volume was originally published in 1931 and revised for the third edition in 1937. The critical events since that date necessitated a further revision, with a large amount of re-writing and the addition of new chapters which brought the book to the opening of the Second World War with a short summary of events between that date and the autumn of 1943. The author consulted newly accessible archives and primary sources and covers topics such as the European Monarchy, the European Revolutions, Diplomacy and War, and Peace Treaties and Conferences not just within European borders but against the global backdrop of international interests.
Recenzijas
Original Review of A History of Europe:
An excellent summary W. O. Henderson, History, Vol 17, No. 65.
1. Prologue
2. The European Settlement of 1815
3. The Confederation of
Europe
4. The Eastern Question
5. Restoration, Reaction, and Revolution -
France & Belgium (181539)
6. Restoration, Reaction and Reform Germany
7.
Restoration, reaction and Revolution Italy (181548)
8. The Orleans Monarchy
9. The Year of Revolution i) The Hapsburg Empire ii) The German Constitution
iii) The Revolution in Italy
10. The Eastern Question (183056)
11. France
(184859)
12. The Italian Risorgimento (184971)
13. The Hohenzollern and the
Hapsburgs
14. The Decine and Fall of the Second Empire the Franco-Prussian
War
15. EntrActe
16. Imperial Germany
17. Russia, Poland and the Near East
18. The Expansion of Europe (186990)
19. The Expansion of Russia West and
East
20. Diplomacy and War
21. The Armed Peace (18901911)
22. The Balkan
Tangle
23. Italy and Europe (18711914)
24. The Balkan League and the Balkan
Wars
25. The British Empire (18151920)
26. The World War (191418)
27.
Reconstruction i) The New Map of Europe ii) The German Colonies iii) The
League of Nations
28. The Aftermath of War
29. Convalescence: Locarno and
After
30. The Descent Towards Avernus
31. The Plunge Into the Abyss.
J. A. R. Marriott (18581945) was a British educationist, historian and Conservative Member of Parliament.
