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Harper Torchbook, NYC., 1938, 280 pgs., index, notes, bibliography,
map, illustrations, paperback
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Reviewer comment This book is a good complementary study to Crane
Briton's A Decade of Revolution - it
includes more on the economic activites in Europe during that period and has a
wider focus on events in Europe as a whole.
The chapter titles show the content, chapter 5 is the centerpiece for the
economic aspects of the war.
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Chapter 1 - Prelude to Caesarism
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Chapter 2 - France and the Consulate: The Restoration of Order and
Authority (1799 - 1804)
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Chapter 3 - Europe and the Revolution: Compromise (1799 - 1804)
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Chapter 4 - Imperial France: The Revolution Disciplined
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Chapter 5 - The Economic Conflict: France and Great Britain
I French Colonial Aspirations:
II British Maritime Strength:
III The Battle for Markets:
IV The Continental System:
V British Financial Stability:
VI The Results of the Revolutionary Wars for the World outside Europe
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Chapter 6 - The Failuire to Check the Expansion of French Influence in
Europe
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Chapter 7 - European Society Under the Inernational Empire
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Chapter 8 - The Spread of Nationalist Revolts Against the French
Domination (1808 -1812)
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Chapter 9 - Europe Casts Off the French Hegemony
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Chapter 10 - European Thought and Culture in he Napoleonic Era
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Chapter 11 - The Revolutionary Testament
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Bibliographic Essay
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