Essentials in Modern European History
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Robertson-Bartholomew, Historical Atlas of Modern Europe. Oxford Press. France, 1814-1914, No. 9. Germany, 1815-1914, No. 13. Prussia, 1815-1914, No. 14. Italy, 1815-1914, No. 17. Austria-Hungary, 1815- 1914, No. 21. Poland, 1815-1914, No. 28.
Bibliography Andrews. Historical Development of Modern Europe. Two volumes in one.
Putnam.
Cesaresco. Cavour. Macmillan.
Clarke. Modern Spain, 1815-1898. Cambridge University Press.
Fyffe. History of Modern Europe. Holt.
294 ESSENTIALS IN MODERN EUROPEAN ...HISTORY Gooch. History of Our Time. Holt.
Hawkesworth. The Last Century in Europe. Longmans.
Hayes. The Political and Social History of Modern Europe. Volume II.
Macmillan.
Hazen. Europe since 1815. Holt.
Headlam. Bismarck and the Foundation of the German Empire. Putnam.
Henderson. A Short History of Germany. Two volumes in one. Macmillan, Jane. Metternich to Bismarck, 1815-1878. Oxford University Press.
Jeffery. The New Europe, lySg-iSSg. Houghton.
Ogg. The Governments of Europe. Macmillan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robertson-Bartholomew, Historical Atlas of Modern Europe. Oxford Press. France, 1814-1914, No. 9. Germany, 1815-1914, No. 13. Prussia, 1815-1914, No. 14. Italy, 1815-1914, No. 17. Austria-Hungary, 1815- 1914, No. 21. Poland, 1815-1914, No. 28.
Bibliography Andrews. Historical Development of Modern Europe. Two volumes in one.
Putnam.
Cesaresco. Cavour. Macmillan.
Clarke. Modern Spain, 1815-1898. Cambridge University Press.
Fyffe. History of Modern Europe. Holt.
294 ESSENTIALS IN MODERN EUROPEAN ...HISTORY Gooch. History of Our Time. Holt.
Hawkesworth. The Last Century in Europe. Longmans.
Hayes. The Political and Social History of Modern Europe. Volume II.
Macmillan.
Hazen. Europe since 1815. Holt.
Headlam. Bismarck and the Foundation of the German Empire. Putnam.
Henderson. A Short History of Germany. Two volumes in one. Macmillan, Jane. Metternich to Bismarck, 1815-1878. Oxford University Press.
Jeffery. The New Europe, lySg-iSSg. Houghton.
Ogg. The Governments of Europe. Macmillan.
Priest.
What to read after Essentials in Modern European History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowlton, Daniel C. (Daniel Chauncey), B. 1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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