The Unification of Germany 1815-90: Access to History:

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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: Germany 1815–48
1. The Situation in Germany by 1815
2. Reform and Repression 1815–40
3. Germany 1840–8
Chapter 2: Germany in Revolution 1848–49
1. The Causes of the German Revolutions
2. The Course of the Revolutions
3. The Frankfurt Parliament
4. The Revolution in Prussia
5. The Failure of the German Revolutions
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Chapter 3: Prussia and Austria 1849–66
1. The Position of Austria After 1848
2. The Position of Prussia After 1848
3. Bismarck: The Man and his Aims
4. Austro-Prussian Conflict
5. Prussian Ascendancy
6. Factors Helping Bismarck
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Chapter 4: Prussia and France 1862–71
1. Franco-Prussian Relations 1866–70
2. The Road to War
3. The Franco-Prussian War 1870–1
4. The Results of the War
5. Key Debate
Chapter 5: Bismarck's Germany 1871–90
1. The German Empire in 1871
2. Bismarck's Domestic Policy 1871–90
3. Bismarck's Foreign Policy 1871–90
4. Bismarck's Fall
5. Key Debate
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Chapter 6: Wilhelmine Germany 1890–1914
1. The Wilhelmine Political System
2. Economic Change
3. Intellectual Trends
4. Domestic Politics
5. Foreign Policy
6. Key Debate
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Chapter 7: War and Revolution 1914–19
1. Germany at War 1914–16
2. Germany Defeated 1917–18
3. The German Revolution 1918–19
4. The Establishment of the Weimar Republic
5. Key Debate
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