THE DEVELOPMENT
of
THE EUROPEAN NATIONS
1870-1900
By JOHN HOLLAND ROSE, Litt.D.
Reader in Modern History to the University of
Cambridge, Author of “The Personality
of Napoleon”
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A discussion by a scholar of authority of
those events which had a distinct formative
influence upon the development of European
States during the latter part of the nineteenth
century, a period remarkable because of the
great progress made by the people of Europe
in their efforts to secure a larger measure of
political freedom for the individual, and the
legitimate development of the nation.
In his introductory chapter, Mr. Rose
sketches briefly the main events leading up
to 1870, and then in his later chapters considers
the causes which led to the wonderful
development of the last thirty years of the
century.
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