This book offers something new and very much needed in the literature of nineteenth century history. It is not a text-book in the American sense, but is based largely on a series of lectures delivered ...

Abigail Green is a professor of modern European history and Fellow of Brasenose College at University of Oxford. Professor Green's research interests include the long 19th century, especially ...

France was the home of the enlightenment, the great revolution in so many ways where modern Europe was born. Now, in the 19th century, France was certainly independent, but its struggles were ...

Carl Schorske, who reshaped the study of cultural history, dies at 100. Carl Schorske, the Dayton-Stockton Professor of History, Emeritus, at Princeton University and an authority on the intellectual ...

By the late 19th century, a new form of antisemitism emerged—one that moved beyond religious hatred into racial and nationalist ideologies. Key Developments in Racial Antisemitism The Dreyfus ...