Table of Contents

Hartmut Pogge von Strandmann: Preface
1: R.J.W. Evans: Introduction
2: Geoffrey Ellis: The Revolutions of 1848-9 in France
3: Denis Mack Smith: The Revolutions of 1848-9 in Italy
4: Leslie Mitchell: Britain's Reaction to the Revolutions
5: Hartmut Pogge von Strandmann: The German Revolution of 1848-50 and the Sonderweg of Mecklenburg
6: David Saunders: A Pyrrhic Victory: The Russian Empire in 1848
7: Timothy M. Roberts and Daniel W. Howe: The United States and the Revolutions of 1848
8: R.J.W. Evans: 1848-9 in the Habsburg Monarchy
9: Robert Gildea: 1848 in European Collective Memory

Reviews

`a fresh, lively and stimulating set of essays.'
Guy P.C.Thomson, French History, vol.14, No.3, 2000
`The scope of the book lends itself ot a comparative approach to the revolutionary movements. The analysis of the revolutions' impact on Britain, Russia and the US raises the question of how the revolutions impacted other countries elsewhere in Europe and the Americas. The studies are, for the most-part, up-to-date in their analysis of the topic, and the authors provide useful bibliographical annotations. This work would be an excellent choice for an
upper-division or graduate-level course on the Revolutions of 1848 or Europe in the nineteenth century.'
Paul Arpaia, H-W-Civ
`a panorama of the areas that directly experienced revolutions ... as well as several countries on the periphery'
Paul Arpaia, H-W-Civ