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"An Anvil original." ; Includes bibliographical references (pages 186-188) and index. ; Part I: Revolution and reaction, 1848-1852 -- The background of the revolutionary movement -- France: monarchy to republic to empire in four years -- The revolutionary deadlock in the Germanies -- The Hapsburg empire is shaken but recovers -- Divided Italy makes a bid for freedom and unity -- Echoes of revolt elsewhere in Europe -- Significance of the mid-century crisis -- Part II: Readings -- The spirit of compromise -- Some speculations of Saint-Simon -- The national workshops -- Manifesto of the Communist Party -- France in the early 1840's -- Proudhon thought himself a herald from the future -- Paris during the February days 1848 -- Lamartine's attempt to reassure the neighbors of the Nee French Republic -- Some proclamations of the provisional government of the second French Republic, February-April, 1848 -- The June days in Paris -- A British denunciation of Napoleon III -- Karl Marx on the revolution in the Germanies -- Carl Schurz's recollections of 1848 -- Frederick William IV's appeal to his "Good Berliners" -- The fundamental rights of the German people -- Russian reaction to the events of 1848 -- The Crown of the united Germany -- The German-Polish question -- Disorders in Frankfurt over the Malmö Armistice -- 1848 as a lost opportunity for Prussia -- Condolences exchanged between Metternich and Tsar Nicholas II -- Ferdinand I resigns the Austrian throne to Francis Joseph -- A pen-portrait of Kossuth -- Proclamation of Hungarian independence -- Lord Palmerston's defense of the Hungarian revolt -- Mazzini's general instructions for the members of young Italy -- Mazzini's appearance and personality -- A constitution from the Kingdom of Sardinia -- Attitude of Pius IX toward the revolutionary government in Rome -- Mazzini's account of the last days of the Roman Republic -- Troubles in Ireland -- The Chartist Petition of 1848. ; Mode of access: Internet.