The Historians' History of the World: Germanic empires (concluded)

Henry Smith Williams

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1907

AUSTRIAHUNGARYConcluded	1

Haynau in Hungary 4 Haynau discharged 6 Hungary under Archduke Albert	7

Absolutism in LombardoVenetia 8 Austrian finance 8 The constitution of March abol	20

The SchleswigHolstein question 21 Giehnes view of the situation 22 The Seven Weeks	29

nationalities within the empire 34 A Czechs defence of Slavism in 1867 36 Parliamentary	45

The triple alliance 52 Autonomy 52 Italia Irredenta 54 Reform in the Hungarian House	58

CHAPTER VII	84

BRIEF REFERENCE LIST OF AUTHORITIES BY CHAPTERS	95

Strained relations of Austria and Prussia 364 The Austrian draft 365 Constitutions in	369

to found a south German confederation 378 The disciples of Metternich 379 The work	383

German confederation 387 The purification of the diet 388 The Zollverein 390	399

years of Frederick William III	407

Historical criticism of Christianity 418 Eichhorns measures 419 The edict	422

The united diet in Prussia 423 The united committees 424 Political situation of Germany	436

March Ministers in the lesser German states 438 Saxony and Hanover 440 The Frank	448

SchleswigHolstein subdued by Denmark 450 The attempt to form a centralised Danish	456

The Thirty Years War in relation to Brandenburg 111 Brandenburg	114

Gustavus Adolphus 118 Brandenburg allies itself with the Swedes 120	127

Prussia ceases to be a vassal of Poland 133 The Treaty of Labiau 135 The Russian alliance	142

father of Frederick the Great 146 Frederick William I and his army 147 The war of	154

his own way 157 Free press and newspapers the best instructors 158 The European	163

in his relations with Europe 175 The council of princes 177 The second Silesian War	173

Hennersdorf November 23rd 1745 A D 180 The battle of Kesselsdorf November 29th	187

The battle of Kolin 196 Frederick after Prague and Kolin 197	229

Fredericks return visit 236 The treaty of alliance with Russia 236 First par	249

Frederick the Agnostic 251 The colour of Fredericks opinions 252 Frederick and	256

Prussian neutrality 290 The Confederation of the Rhine 293 Prussia makes war on Napo	302

The efforts of Schill and Brunswick 306 German troops aid in Napoleons Russian	313

The armistice 313 The battle of Dresden 314 The battle of Jüterbog 316 Battle of	320

CHAPTER VII	333

Sturm und Drang 338 The court of Weimar 340 Charles Augustus and Goethe	343

Schiller 347 Schlegel on Schiller as a dramatist 348 Kant 349 Heines	355

The romantic school 356 Young Germany 356 Heine 357 Rapid growth of literature	361

cession in SchleswigHolstein 458 Failure to maintain a national German fleet 459 Birth	472

the war 475 No Austria no Prussia 477 German influence finds itself prejudiced	479

The accession of William I 481 The displacement of the powers 482 Bismarck and mili	485

Prussia at odds with the confederation 486 The AustroPrussian war of 1866 487 Battle	491

French claims 499 The establishment of internal harmony 500 The Luxemburg	498

Dutch negotiations 502 Growing excitement in Berlin 504 Deputy	522

French plans outline of the war 523 King William proclaimed emperor January 18th	528

March 9th 1888 540 Frederick IIIUnser Fritz 542 William II and the fall of Bis	554

The Arab revolt in German East Africa 555 The AngloGerman agreement 556 The gov	562

THE WAR OF THE INVESTITURES	573

THE TRUCE OF GOD 1085 A D	580

THE TREATY OF VIENNA 1815 a d	594

CONSTITUTION OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE	602

BRIEF REFERENCELIST OF AUTHORITIES BY CHAPTERS	617

A CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF THE HISTORY OF THE GERMANIC EMPIRES FROM	639

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Tittel	The Historians' History of the World: Germanic empires (concluded) Volum 15 av The Historians' History of the World: A Comprehensive Narrative of the Rise and Development of Nations from the Earliest Times, Henry Smith Williams
Redaktør	Henry Smith Williams
Utgiver	Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1907
Original fra	UC Southern Regional Library Facility
Digitalisert	7. feb 2014

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