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W. W. Norton, NY., 1977, 270 pgs., index, readings, maps,
illustrations, paperback
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Reviewer comment
There is much more information on economic aspects of Europe during this period
than is in Carlton Hayes' book, A Generation
of Materialism. Chapter one includes agriculture, transportation ,
communication, and manufacturing. It also includes description of the social,
demographic results. Chapter two includes discussion of the intellectual
changes that Dr. McCloskey cites in the changing opinion of the intelectural to
the bourgeoise. Chapters three and five describe the transformation of European
powers from' state-nations' to 'nation-states' as a major change considered by
Dr. Philip Bobbitt in Sheild of Achilles.
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Chapter 1 - The Economic And Social Transformation
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Chapter 2 - The Intellectual and Cultural Climae
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Chapter 3 - The Growing powers of the State
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Chapter 4 - The Disruption of the Concert of Europe
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Chapter 5 - The National Revolutions
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Chapter 6 - The Course of Reform: Great Britain and Russia
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Chapter 7 - The New Governments 1870 - 1890
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Chapter 8 - The Search for a New International Stability, 1871 - 1890
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