Steam Crowds Revolutions
Europe During the Long Nineteenth Century
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Beschreibung
Steam compressed distance, crowds claimed political space, and governments learned to manage societies on an unprecedented scale.
No single invention or uprising made the modern world. Between the French Revolution and the First World War, political rights expanded unevenly while industry reorganized labor, cities, transport, and family life. This narrative follows the interaction of revolution, reaction, liberalism, socialism, nationalism, imperialism, and mass culture. It brings institutions together with lived experience, showing how workers, migrants, women, soldiers, consumers, and colonial subjects encountered change. The period emerges as a connected landscape of possibility and violence rather than a smooth passage toward progress.
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Corbin Holt
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Themen in »Steam Crowds Revolutions«
nineteenth century Europe overview French Revolution to World War One industrial society history liberalism socialism nationalism European imperialism history mass politics and urban culture