From Napoleon to the Second International : essays on nineteenth century Europe
Accident Prone, or What Happened Next The Historian as a Biographer Fiction in History Tory History The Thing British Pamphleteers Napoleon - On Himself, The Verdict of History Charles James Fox Talleyrand's Cut Metternich Metternich and His "System" for Europe Cobbett - Voice of the Many, The People's Champion Castlereagh Wellington - Silly Soldier Man? Sir Robert Peel - Orange Peel, The Cotton Spinner's Son Macaulay - The Man Who was Always Right, Leviathan of History Carlyle - Trevelyan's Carlyle, Carlyle Warts and All Lord John Russell - The Last Great Whig Genocide 1848 - Year of Revolution, The French Revolution, Vienna and Berlin, The Slav Congress 1848 - Opening of an Era The Last of Old Europe Crimea - The War That Would Not Boil John Bright and the Crimean War John Bright - Hero or Humbug? Ranke - The Dedicated Historian Cavour and Garibaldi Men of 1862 - Napoleon III, Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria, Lord Palmerston, Alexander I1, Tsar of Russia, Karl Marx, Bismarck Bismarck and Europe Marx's Better Half The Paris Commune Dizzy The G 0 M Parnell - The Uncrowned King Lord Salisbury - Last Tory and First Unionist John Morley - Intellectual in Politics Keir Hardie - Labour's Moses The Second International The Vienna of Schnitzler York Manchester Edge of Britain - A Lancashire Journey - A Southport Childhood, The Boarding House Culture, Across the Morecambe Sands, Preston Revisited.