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catalog contributor b2149866.
catalog contributor b2149867.
catalog contributor b2149868.
catalog coverage "France History.".
catalog created "1930.".
catalog date "1930".
catalog date "1930.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1930.".
catalog description "Bibliography at end of each chapter.".
catalog description "The directory and the consulate (1795-1804) ; ch. XXXII. The revolution and Europe (1789-1803) ; ch. XXXIII. From the Empire to restoration (1804-1815) ; ch. XXXIV. Napoleon and Europe (1803-1815) ; ch. XXXV. France in the nineteenth century. The struggle for democratic principles (1815-1848). Restored monarchy (1815-1830) ; ch. XXXVI. The conquest of democratic principles. The monarchy of July (1830-1848) ; ch. XXXVII. The struggle for democratic institutions (1848-1875). The second republic of Caesarism (1848-1852) ; ch. XXXVIII. The struggle for democratic institutions. The second empire and the instillation of the republic ; ch. XXXIX. The organisation and the consolidation of the third republic (1875-1914) ; ch. XL. The foreign policy of France since 1815 ; Conclusion.".
catalog description "Victory of the King of France ; ch. XV. France and her king at the end of the Hundred Years' War ; ch. XVI. The ruin of apanaged feudalism (1461-1491) ; ch. XVII. The policy of adventures and the beginnings of a national policy (1494-1559) -- ".
catalog description "v. 1. Introduction ; [pt. 1.] ch. I. The cradle of France and her first inhabitants ; ch. II. Gaul before the Roman conquest ; ch. III. The education of Gaul by Rome ; ch. IV. The German factor ; ch. V. The culmination of the empire of the Franks ; ch. VI. Towards the feudal anarchy ; ch. VII. The feudal regime ; ch. VIII. The agents of reconstruction : the Capet king and the bourgeois ; ch. IX. The policy of the Capets up to the death of Philip Augustus, 987-1223. The dawn of the thirteenth century ; ch. X. The culmination of the feudal monarchy of the Capets (1223-1270) ; ch. XI. The new orientation of the Capetian monarchy. Philip the Bold. Philip the Handsome and his sons (1270-1328). The expansion of the thirteenth century ; ch. XII. The disastrous stroke of fate : the Hundred Years' War. The desolation of the kingdom under Philip VI (1328-1350) and John II (1350-1364) ; ch. XIII. Recovery and relapse. The reigns of Charles V (1364-1380), and Charles VI (1380-1422) ; ch. XIV. ".
catalog description "v. 2. pt. 2. Modern history : ch. XVIII. The determination of modern France : the renaissance ; ch. XIX. The determination of modern France : the reformation ; ch. XX. Establishment of absolute monarchy ; ch. XXI. The despotism of Louis XIV ; ch. XXII. France in Europe from 1598 to 1715 ; ch. XXIII. The decadence of absolute monarchy. The reign of Louis XV (1715-1774) ; ch. XXIV. The approach of the revolution (1774-1788) ; ch. XXV. The foreign policy of France from 1715 to 1789 ; ch. XXVI. France towards 1789. The "ancien régime" ; pt. 3. Contemporary history : ch. XXVII. The revolution : from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy ; ch. XXVIII. The revolution : the fall of royalty ; ch. XXIX. From the democratic republic to the terrorist government. The convention in 1792 and in 1793 ; ch. XXX. The return of the bourgeois republic. The convention in 1794 and 1795. The constitution of the year III ; ch. XXXI. From the bourgeois republic to the military despotism. ".
catalog extent "2 v. ;".
catalog issued "1930".
catalog issued "1930.".
catalog language "eng und".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : The Macmillan Company,".
catalog spatial "France History.".
catalog subject "DC38 .G9".
catalog tableOfContents "The directory and the consulate (1795-1804) ; ch. XXXII. The revolution and Europe (1789-1803) ; ch. XXXIII. From the Empire to restoration (1804-1815) ; ch. XXXIV. Napoleon and Europe (1803-1815) ; ch. XXXV. France in the nineteenth century. The struggle for democratic principles (1815-1848). Restored monarchy (1815-1830) ; ch. XXXVI. The conquest of democratic principles. The monarchy of July (1830-1848) ; ch. XXXVII. The struggle for democratic institutions (1848-1875). The second republic of Caesarism (1848-1852) ; ch. XXXVIII. The struggle for democratic institutions. The second empire and the instillation of the republic ; ch. XXXIX. The organisation and the consolidation of the third republic (1875-1914) ; ch. XL. The foreign policy of France since 1815 ; Conclusion.".
catalog tableOfContents "Victory of the King of France ; ch. XV. France and her king at the end of the Hundred Years' War ; ch. XVI. The ruin of apanaged feudalism (1461-1491) ; ch. XVII. The policy of adventures and the beginnings of a national policy (1494-1559) -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Introduction ; [pt. 1.] ch. I. The cradle of France and her first inhabitants ; ch. II. Gaul before the Roman conquest ; ch. III. The education of Gaul by Rome ; ch. IV. The German factor ; ch. V. The culmination of the empire of the Franks ; ch. VI. Towards the feudal anarchy ; ch. VII. The feudal regime ; ch. VIII. The agents of reconstruction : the Capet king and the bourgeois ; ch. IX. The policy of the Capets up to the death of Philip Augustus, 987-1223. The dawn of the thirteenth century ; ch. X. The culmination of the feudal monarchy of the Capets (1223-1270) ; ch. XI. The new orientation of the Capetian monarchy. Philip the Bold. Philip the Handsome and his sons (1270-1328). The expansion of the thirteenth century ; ch. XII. The disastrous stroke of fate : the Hundred Years' War. The desolation of the kingdom under Philip VI (1328-1350) and John II (1350-1364) ; ch. XIII. Recovery and relapse. The reigns of Charles V (1364-1380), and Charles VI (1380-1422) ; ch. XIV. ".
catalog tableOfContents "v. 2. pt. 2. Modern history : ch. XVIII. The determination of modern France : the renaissance ; ch. XIX. The determination of modern France : the reformation ; ch. XX. Establishment of absolute monarchy ; ch. XXI. The despotism of Louis XIV ; ch. XXII. France in Europe from 1598 to 1715 ; ch. XXIII. The decadence of absolute monarchy. The reign of Louis XV (1715-1774) ; ch. XXIV. The approach of the revolution (1774-1788) ; ch. XXV. The foreign policy of France from 1715 to 1789 ; ch. XXVI. France towards 1789. The "ancien régime" ; pt. 3. Contemporary history : ch. XXVII. The revolution : from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy ; ch. XXVIII. The revolution : the fall of royalty ; ch. XXIX. From the democratic republic to the terrorist government. The convention in 1792 and in 1793 ; ch. XXX. The return of the bourgeois republic. The convention in 1794 and 1795. The constitution of the year III ; ch. XXXI. From the bourgeois republic to the military despotism. ".
catalog title "A short history of the French people / by Charles Guignebert ; translated by F.G. Richmond.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".