Toast at the Annual Royal Colonial Institute Dinner An Appeal Against Female Suffrage and Reply (1889)ģ7.2 To the Students at the University of Bonnģ7.3 At Aix, the Site of Charlemagne’s Palaceģ7.4 Notice Regarding 25 years of German Labor Legislationģ7.5 Toast to Prince Henry on His Departure to Command Germany’s Naval Squadron in Asia Reports to the International Council of Women, 1888ģ5.1 Paper on the Danish Woman’s Union for the Protection of Young Girls and Lonely Womenģ5.2 Paper on the Danish Woman’s Associationģ5.3 Paper on Women’s Education in Denmarkģ5.4 Paper on the "Condition of Women in Italy"ģ6. The Coloured People and the Common School and Reply (1862-1863)ģ3.1 "The Coloured People and the Common School,"ģ5.
Treaty Between the British East India Company and Maharajah Dulleep Sing Bahadoorģ2.2 What to the Slave is the Fourth of Julyģ3. The Tables Turned: An Evening on the Same SubjectĢ9. Report on the Affairs of Indians in Canadaģ1. Art, Architecture, Design: The Eighteenth CenturyĢ2.2 Robert Adam, Tapestry Room, Croome CourtĢ2.3 Robert Adam, Dining Room, Landsdowne HouseĢ2.4 Jacques-Louis David, The Death of SocratesĢ2.5 Workshop of Jean Antoine Houdon, VoltaireĢ2.6 Marie Victoire Lemoine, Studio of Madame Vigée Le BrunĢ3. Interviews With Witnesses Concerning British FactoriesĢ4. Speeches from the Debate on a Factory Regulations Bill in the British Parliament, March 16, 1832 Constitutional Charter of France of 1814Ģ2. The Grand Remonstrance and Petition from Parliament to King Charles I (December 1, 1641) and Charles's Reply (December 23, 1641)ġ1.1 The Grand Remonstrance and Parliament's Petitionĭeclaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizenĭeclaration of the Rights of Woman and of the Female CitizenĢ1. That It is Folly to Measure Truth and Error by Our Own Capacityġ1. The headnotes introducing each author's work leave room for readers to conduct their own analyses. The selections have been newly annotated and the translations have in many cases been modernized. Women are well represented and Western Civilization is placed within world history by the inclusion of materials from the Near East, the Americas and Asia. Unlike other readers, Sources for the History of Western Civilization uses complete texts whenever feasible, including those of a number of longer works, such as The Symposium Einhard's Life of Charlemagne and The Communist Manifesto. The volumes include generous selections of literature, letters, laws, records, biographical writings, and illustrations that collectively create a rich portrait of the West's intellectual, social, political, and material development. Drawing from the well known and the less obvious, Sources for the History of Western Civilization reflects the ongoing reassessment of the canonical texts of Western history. Red Flags and Velvet Revolutions: The End of the Cold War, 1960s–1990sĬhapter 29.This two-volume reader documents the history of the West, from the second millennium BC through the twentieth century. The Cold War World: Global Politics, Economic Recovery, and Cultural ChangeĬhapter 28. Modern Industry and Mass Politics, 1870–1914Ĭhapter 27. Imperialism and Colonialism, 1870–1914Ĭhapter 23. Revolutions and Nation Building, 1848–1871Ĭhapter 22. The Age of Ideologies: Europe in the Aftermath of Revolution, 1815–1848Ĭhapter 21. The Industrial Revolution and Nineteenth-Century SocietyĬhapter 20. Europe during the EnlightenmentĬhapter 19. The New Science of the Seventeenth CenturyĬhapter 17. European Monarchies and Absolutism, 1660–1725Ĭhapter 16. Europe in the Atlantic World, 1550–1660Ĭhapter 15. The Age of Dissent and Division, 1500–1564Ĭhapter 14. Innovation and Exploration, 1453–1533Ĭhapter 13. The Consolidation of Europe, 1100–1250Ĭhapter 10. The Expansion of Europe, 950–1100Ĭhapter 9. The Civilization of Ancient RomeĬhapter 8. The Greek World Expands, 400–150 B.C.E.Ĭhapter 5. The Civilization of Greece, 1000–400 B.C.E.Ĭhapter 4. Vol 2: Chapters 10-29 (Later Medieval World to the Present)Ĭhapter 2. Vol 1: Chapters 1–16 (Through Absolutism and the Scientific Revolution)
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