European History and European Lives: 1715 to 1914 | The Great Courses
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In this innovative course you hear Professor Steinberg's extensive use of carefully chosen quotes from the people themselves and from several biographical sources. This attention to detail also includes musical excerpts when he discusses composers Bach and Wagner.
As you grow to understand the living context of European history, you appreciate the great transforming themes embodied by the people who populate this fascinating march.
The two most important themes are the movement toward democracy—culminating in the French Revolution—that dominated the first of the two centuries covered, and the Industrial Revolution with the explosion of science and technology that dominated the second.
As you grow to understand the living context of European history, you appreciate the great transforming themes embodied by the people who populate this fascinating march.
The two most important themes are the movement toward democracy—culminating in the French Revolution—that dominated the first of the two centuries covered, and the Industrial Revolution with the explosion of science and technology that dominated the second.
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