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ISBN 10: 1408272768
ISBN 13: 978-1408272763
Author: John Breuilly
Austria, Prussia and The Making of Germany Seminar Studies 2nd Table of contents:
Part One Analysis
1 Introduction
2 From Defeat to Triumph, 1806–1815
3 Cooperative Domination, 1815–1848
4 Austria and Prussia Lose Control, 1848–1849
5 Counter-Revolution, Cooperation and Conflict, 1849–1858
6 From Cooperation to War, 1858–1866
7 The Definitive Exclusion of Austria from Germany, 1867–1871
8 Comparing Austria and Prussia
9 Conclusion
Part Two Documents
Document 1 End of Empire and Formation of Rheinbund
Document 2 Peace of Tilsit Between France and Prussia, 9 July 1807
Document 3 ‘A Good Revolution’: Hardenberg’s Riga Memorandum
Document 4 Peace of Schönbrunn Between France and Austria, 14 October 1809
Document 5 Stein to Count Münster, 1 December 1812
Document 6 Convention of Tauroggen, 30 December 1812
Document 7 Ernst Moritz Arndt: ‘To the Prussians!’, January 1813
Document 8 Prussian Introduction of Universal Conscription
Document 9 Frederick William III: ‘An Mein Volk’, 17 March 1813
Document 10 Kalisch Declaration of March 1813
Document 11 Metternich’s Interview with Napoleon, Dresden, 16 June 1813
Document 12 Military Forces at the Battle of Leipzig, October 1813
Document 13 Frederick William III Promises a Constitution, 22 May 1815
Document 14 German Confederal Act, 8 June 1815
Document 15 Vienna Final Act, 15 May 1802
Document 16 Petition for a Single Customs System, April 1819
Document 17 Customs Union Agreement Between Prussia and the Grand Duchy of Hesse, February 1828
Document 18 Memorandum of Prussian Finance Minister Friedrich Von Motz, 1829
Document 19 Metternich’s Reaction to Prussian Customs Union Policy, June 1831
Document 20 Prussia Extends Its Influence Through Customs Agreements, November 1831
Document 21 Paul Pfizer: On the Aims and Tasks of German Liberalism, Tuübingen, 1832
Document 22 Metternich’s Response to the Hambach Festival, June 1832
Document 23 Austria and Prussia Agree on Repressive Measures in Germany, August 1833
Document 24 Assessment of Forward Prussian Policy in Germany, June 1836
Document 25 Responses to the Crisis with France, November 1840
Document 26 Popular Song from the Rhine Crisis of 1840
Document 27 Austrian Fear of Rising Prussian Influence in Germany
Document 28 Radowitz’s Memorandum on Measures to be Taken by the German Confederation, November 1847
Document 29 Offenburg Programme of South-West German Democrats, 10 September 1847
Document 30 Heppenheimer Programme of the South-West German Liberals, 10 October 1847
Document 31 Typical Example of Demands at the Outset of Revolution
Document 32 Blum and Jordan Expressing Different Views on the Posen Issue
Document 33 Creation of a Provisional German Authority
Document 34 Declaration by Heinrich Von Gagern, 18 December 1848
Document 35 Reply by the Austrian Prime Minister, Prince Schwarzenberg, 28 December 1848
Document 36 Prussian Circular to Its Envoys at the Seats of the german Governments, 23 January 1849
Document 37 Despatch from Schwarzenberg to Schmerling at the Reich Authority, 4 February 1849
Document 38 Extracts from the Imperial Constitution of March 1849
Document 39 Austrian Proposal Concerning the Reich Government, 8 March 1849
Document 40 Final Prussian Rejection of the Imperial Constitution, 28 April 1849
Document 41 Erfurt Constitution, 28 May 1849
Document 42 Agreement Between Bavaria, Saxony and Württemberg on the Main Principles for a Revision of the Confederal Constitution, 27 February 1850
Document 43 Olmütz Agreement Between Austria and Prussia, 29 November 1850
Document 44 Bismarck’s Speech to the Prussian Landtag on the Olmütz Agreement, 3 December 1850
Document 45 Austrian Idea of a Central European Customs Union, June 1850
Document 46 Prussian Hostility to Austria’s Customs Union Plan
Document 47 Bismarck Considers Austro-Prussian Relations, 1856
Document 48 Austrian Fears of a Prussian Alliance with Liberal Nationalism, October 1859
Document 49 For or Against Austria? Policy Disputes in Berlin, March 1860
Document 50 Beust’s Memorandum on Federal Reform, 15 October 1861
Document 51 Frankfurt Reform Act, 1 September 1863
Document 52 Response of the Prussian Government to the Frankfurt Reform Act, 15 September 1863
Document 53 Resolution of Nationalverein on the Frankfurt Reform Act, 16 October 1863
Document 54 Resolution of Reform Verein on Frankfurt Reform Acts, 28 October 1863
Document 55 Report of Rechberg to Franz Joseph, May 1864
Document 56 Bismarck to Werther (Vienna), 6 August 1864
Document 57 Gastein Convention Between Austria and Prussia, 14 August 1865
Document 58 Austrian Manifesto of War, Emperor Franz Joseph, 17 June 1866
Document 59 Prussian Manifesto of War, King William, 18 June 1866
Document 60 Preliminary Peace of Nikolsburg, 26 July 1866
Document 61 King William Addresses the Legislature in Berlin After the Victory Over Austria,
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