Nineteenth-Century Europe The Revolution of Life SC Leo A. Loubere Prentice Hall

Nineteenth Century Europe: The Revolution of Life
by Leo A. Loubere (Author)

For courses in Nineteenth-Century European History.

A general descriptive and analytical overview of European history from 1814-1914, this text reveals the major trends, explores the regional differences within those trends, and highlights the dynamic forces in human societies.

Features
- shows how Europe in the 19th century developed through the contrapuntal relations of governmental policies, economic growth, social structure, and culture (ideas and education).
- considers topics often ignored or slighted in other similar texts:
-- the family
-- women's and children's conditions
-- cultural institutions
-- low and high culture
-- life of the middle class vs working class
- explores the influences of geographic factors
- examines the importance of demography and urban growth

Paperback: 367 pages

Highlighting in perhaps the first third of the book. Folding to early pages and front cover. 0-13-221086-X.