The Long 19th Century: European History from 1789 to 1917

✍ Scribed by Robert I. Weiner

• Publisher: The Teaching Company
• Year: 2005
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 253
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

The Long 19th Century - European History from 1789 to 1917 - by Robert I. Weiner
Guidebook for 36 lectures from 'The Teaching Company'.
The original .PDF file was bookmarked and resaved under Adobe Acrobat X, with an added scan of the back cover of Part 3 of the older guidebook.
More info about the lecture set can be found at:
https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/long-19th-century-european-history-from-1789-to-1917

✦ Table of Contents

The Long 19th Century - European History from 1789 to 1917 - front cover
Copyright © 2005
Robert I. Weiner - info
Table of Contents
Scope of the course (p. 1)
Lecture 1 of 36 — The Long 19th Century (p. 3)
Lecture 2 of 36 — The Legacy of the Past —The Old Regime (p. 7)
Lecture 3 of 36 — The Age of Revolution, 1789–1848 (p. 12)
Lecture 4 of 36 — The French Revolution (p. 16)
Lecture 5 of 36 — The Napoleonic Era, 1799–1815 (p. 22)
Lecture 6 of 36 — The First Industrial Revolution, 1760–1850 (p. 27)
Lecture 7 of 36 — The Era of Metternich, 1815–1848 (p. 31)
Lecture 8 of 36 — The Revolutions of 1848 (p. 36)
Lecture 9 of 36 — Europe, 1850–1871 —An Overview (p. 42)
Lecture 10 of 36 — The Crimean War, 1853–1856 (p. 46)
Lecture 11 of 36 — From Napoleon to Napoleon —France, 1815–1852 (p. 50)
Lecture 12 of 36 — Napoleon III —An Evaluation (p. 55)
Lecture 13 of 36 — Italy on the Eve —An Overview (p. 59)
Lecture 14 of 36 — Cavour and Napoleon III —“Unifying” Italy (p. 64)
Lecture 15 of 36 — Germany on the Eve (p. 68)
Lecture 16 of 36 — Age of Bismarck —Creating the German Empire (p. 74)
Lecture 17 of 36 — The British Way (p. 80)
Lecture 18 of 36 — The Russian Experience, 1789–1881 (p. 86)
Lecture 19 of 36 — The Apogee of Europe, 1870–1914 (p. 91)
Lecture 20 of 36 — The Industrialization of Europe (p. 96)
Lecture 21 of 36 — The Socialist Response (p. 100)
Lecture 22 of 36 — The Longest Hatred —European Anti-Semitism (p. 105)
Lecture 23 of 36 — England, 1868–1914 —Liberalism to Democracy (p. 111)
Lecture 24 of 36 — The Third Republic —France, 1870–1914 (p. 117)
Lecture 25 of 36 — Bismarckian and Wilhelminian Germany (p. 122)
Lecture 26 of 36 — Flawed States —Austria-Hungary and Italy (p. 127)
Lecture 27 of 36 — Russia, Turkey, and the Balkans (p. 132)
Lecture 28 of 36 — Bismarck Dominates Europe, 1870–1890 (p. 137)
Lecture 29 of 36 — The “New” Imperialism (p. 140)
Lecture 30 of 36 — The Diplomacy of Imperialism, 1890–1907 (p. 146)
Lecture 31 of 36 — Europe in Crisis, 1908–1914 —Outbreak of War (p. 150)
Lecture 32 of 36 — The Origins of World War I (p. 155)
Lecture 33 of 36 — The Great War —A Military Overview (p. 161)
Lecture 34 of 36 — The Home Front During Total War (p. 167)
Lecture 35 of 36 — The Impact of World War I —New World Disorder (p. 171)
Lecture 36 of 36 — Looking Back, Thinking Ahead (p. 177)
Timeline (p. 183)
Glossary (p. 203)
Biographical Notes (p. 206)
Bibliography (p. 239)
Back cover of Part 3 of 3