European History and European Lives: 1715 to 1914 by TTC
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Overview: Course No. 8270 (36 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture)
Taught by Jonathan Steinberg
University of Pennsylvania
Ph.D., Cambridge University
1. History as a "Soft" Science
2. Augustus the Strong—Princely Consumption
3. Robert Walpole—Politics of Corruption
4. Frederick the Great—Absolute Absolutist
5. Jean-Jacques Rousseau—A Modern Self
6. Samuel Johnson—The "Harmless Drudge"
7. Maria Theresa—Mother of the Empire
8. David Hume—The Cheerful Skeptic
9. C.P.E. Bach—Selling the Arts
10. Catherine the Great—Russian Reformer
11. Joseph II—The Rational Emperor
12. Goethe—The Artist as Work of Art
13. Adam Smith—The Wealth of Nations
14. Marie Antoinette—Queen Beheaded
15. Edmund Burke—The New Conservatism
16. Robespierre—The Democrat as Terrorist
17. Mary Wollstonecraft—The Rights of Women
18. Napoleon—The Revolutionary Emperor
19. Metternich—The Spider and the Web
20. N.M. Rothschild—Financier to the World
21. Goya—The Painter as Social Critic
22. Giuseppe Mazzini—Idealist of the Nation
23. George Eliot—A Scandalous Woman
24. The Irish Starve—The Great Famine
25. Napoleon III—The Empire of the Boulevards
26. Pius IX—The Infallible Pope
27. Richard Wagner—Revolution in Music
28. Marx and Engels—The Perfect Collaboration
29. Otto von Bismarck—Blood and Iron
30. Charles Darwin—Origin of Species
31. Queen Victoria—"We are not amused"
32. Friedrich Krupp—The New Plutocracy
33. Louis Pasteur—Modern Laboratory Science
34. Count Leo Tolstoy—Lord and Serf
35. Alfred Dreyfus—First Act in the Holocaust
36. David Lloyd George—Champion of the Poor
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