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Volume 8: The American and French Revolutions, 1763–93
Edited by Elliot H. Goodwin

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: March 2008
Print publication year:: 1965
Online ISBN:: 9781139055840
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CHOL9780521045469

Subjects:: Area Studies, British History: General Interest, European History: General Interest, History, European Studies
Collection:: Cambridge Histories - British & European History
Series:: The New Cambridge Modern History (8)

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This volume of the The New Cambridge Modern History looks specifically at the American and French Revolutions in the eighteenth century.

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Frontmatter
pp i-xxiv
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CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTORY SUMMARY
pp 1-24
- By A. Goodwin, University of Manchester
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CHAPTER II - POPULATION, COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC IDEAS
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1 - POPULATION GROWTH
pp 25-33
- By Sir John Habakkuk, Vice-Chancellor, Principal of Jesus College and formerly Chichele Professor of Economic History in the University of Oxford
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2 - TRADE
pp 33-45
- By John Habakkuk, Sir, Vice-Chancellor, Principal of Jesus College and formerly Chichele Professor of Economic History in the University of Oxford
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3 - ECONOMIC IDEAS
pp 45-54
- By Sir John Habakkuk, Vice-Chancellor, Principal of Jesus College and formerly Chichele Professor of Economic History in the University of Oxford
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CHAPTER III - LITERATURE AND THOUGHT: THE ROMANTIC TENDENCY, ROUSSEAU, KANT
pp 55-80
- By W. Stark, Fordham University, New York
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CHAPTER IV - MUSIC, ART AND ARCHITECTURE
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1 - MUSIC
pp 81-96
- By F. W. Sternfeld, Fellow of Exeter College and Reader in the History of Music in the University of Oxford
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2 - ART AND ARCHITECTURE
pp 96-114
- By Peter Murray, Birkbeck College, University of London
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CHAPTER V - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
pp 115-142
- By D. McKie, University of London
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CHAPTER VI - EDUCATIONAL IDEAS, PRACTICE AND INSTITUTIONS
pp 143-173
- By A. V. Judges, University of London
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CHAPTER VII - ARMED FORCES AND THE ART OF WAR
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1 - NAVIES
pp 174-190
- By Christopher Lloyd, Royal Naval College, Greenwich
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2 - ARMIES
pp 190-217
- By J.R. Western, University of Manchester
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CHAPTER VIII - EUROPEAN RELATIONS WITH ASIA AND AFRICA
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1 - RELATIONS WITH ASIA
pp 218-236
- By Kenneth Ballhatchet, University of London
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2 - RELATIONS WITH AFRICA
pp 236-251
- By J. D. Hargreaves, University of Aberdeen
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CHAPTER IX - EUROPEAN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS, 1763–90
pp 252-278
- By M. S. Anderson, University of London
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CHAPTER X - THE HABSBURG POSSESSIONS AND GERMANY
pp 279-305
- By E. Wangermann, University of Leeds
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CHAPTER XI - RUSSIA
pp 306-332
- By I. Young, University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER XII - THE PARTITIONS OF POLAND
pp 333-359
- By L. R. Lewitter, University of Cambridge
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CHAPTER XIII - IBERIAN STATES AND THE ITALIAN STATES, 1763-1793
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1 - THE IBERIAN STATES
pp 360-378
- By J. Lynch, University of London
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2 - THE ITALIAN STATES
pp 378-396
- By J. M. Roberts, Merton College, Oxford
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CHAPTER XIV - THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES OUTSIDE BRITISH RULE
pp 397-420
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CHAPTER XV - SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ERA
pp 421-447
- By R. R. Palmer, Yale University
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CHAPTER XVI - THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONO, 1763–93: CONSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS
pp 448-479
- By Max Beloff, University College at Buckingham
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CHAPTER XVII - THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION IN ITS IMPERIAL, STRATEGIC AND DIPLOMATIC ASPECTS
pp 480-508
- By M. A. Jones, University of London
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CHAPTER XVIII - AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE IN ITS AMERICAN CONTEXT, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS, WESTERN EXPANSION
pp 509-536
- By Esmond Wright, University of London
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Contents

Frontmatter
pp i-xxiv

CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTORY SUMMARY
pp 1-24

CHAPTER II - POPULATION, COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC IDEAS

1 - POPULATION GROWTH
pp 25-33

2 - TRADE
pp 33-45

3 - ECONOMIC IDEAS
pp 45-54

CHAPTER III - LITERATURE AND THOUGHT: THE ROMANTIC TENDENCY, ROUSSEAU, KANT
pp 55-80

CHAPTER IV - MUSIC, ART AND ARCHITECTURE

1 - MUSIC
pp 81-96

2 - ART AND ARCHITECTURE
pp 96-114

CHAPTER V - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
pp 115-142

CHAPTER VI - EDUCATIONAL IDEAS, PRACTICE AND INSTITUTIONS
pp 143-173

CHAPTER VII - ARMED FORCES AND THE ART OF WAR

1 - NAVIES
pp 174-190

2 - ARMIES
pp 190-217

CHAPTER VIII - EUROPEAN RELATIONS WITH ASIA AND AFRICA

1 - RELATIONS WITH ASIA
pp 218-236

2 - RELATIONS WITH AFRICA
pp 236-251

CHAPTER IX - EUROPEAN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS, 1763–90
pp 252-278

CHAPTER X - THE HABSBURG POSSESSIONS AND GERMANY
pp 279-305

CHAPTER XI - RUSSIA
pp 306-332

CHAPTER XII - THE PARTITIONS OF POLAND
pp 333-359

CHAPTER XIII - IBERIAN STATES AND THE ITALIAN STATES, 1763-1793

1 - THE IBERIAN STATES
pp 360-378

2 - THE ITALIAN STATES
pp 378-396

CHAPTER XIV - THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES OUTSIDE BRITISH RULE
pp 397-420

CHAPTER XV - SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ERA
pp 421-447

CHAPTER XVI - THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONO, 1763–93: CONSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS
pp 448-479

CHAPTER XVII - THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION IN ITS IMPERIAL, STRATEGIC AND DIPLOMATIC ASPECTS
pp 480-508

CHAPTER XVIII - AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE IN ITS AMERICAN CONTEXT, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS, WESTERN EXPANSION
pp 509-536

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