Making Sense of History: 1745-1901
Publisher: Hodder
Digital ISBN: 9781471805998
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- Cover & Book Title
- Contents
- 1 Investigating 1745–1901
- 2 How did the early industrialists embody the spirit of the age_
- 3 What can Olaudah Equiano tell us about the slave trade_
- 4 How far did people abandon religion in the nineteenth century_
- 5 How democratic was the United Kingdom by 1901_
- 6 How important was the Great Hunger in the breakdown of England’s relationship with Ireland_
- 7 Should the British Empire be a source of national pride_
- 8 How significant was the French Revolution_
- 9 Slums, smog and sewers_ What was the big story of change, 1745–1901_
- 10 Summing it all up, 1745–1901
- Glossary
- Index
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