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Harper Torchbook, NYC., 1934, 328 pgs., index. notes, bibliography,
illustrations, map, paperback
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Reviewer comment
Dr. Artz describes the changes that took place in the social - political
standing of the bourgeoise after the Napoleonic Wars. In this period the
'Industrial Revolution' gained great momentum building of economic development
in the 1750 -1800 era. It had great significance in the status of the former
peasant and new indusrial factory worker. This is the follow-on book to
Geoffrey Bruun's Europe and the French Imperium
1799 - 1814. The chaper titles show the content.
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Chapter 1 - European Society After the Napoleonic Wars: The Throne and
the Altar
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Chapter 2 - European Society After the Napoleonic Wars: The Middle
Class and the Peasants
1 The Upper Bourgeoisie and Industrial Change:
II The Lower Middle Class and the Rise of an Industrial Proletariat:
III The Peasants;
IV Conclusion
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Chapter 3 - The Search for a Principle of Authority
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Chapter 4 - The Creeds of Liberalism
I. The Principle of Utility;
II Laissez-faire Economics and the Bourgeois State;
III Constitutionalism;
IV Anti-clericalism and State Education;
V Aspirations for National Unity and Freedom
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Chapter 5 - The First Years of Peace, 1815 - 1823
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Chapter 6 - The Crisis of 1820
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Chapter 7 - The Rise of a New Generation
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Chapter 8 - The Disintegration of the Restoration, 1820 - 1830
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Chapter 9 - The Revolutionary Movements of 1830
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