Robert Bezucha, editor. Modern European Social History.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

1 – POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ELITES

Conflict and Cohesion Among German Elites in the Nineteenth Century / James J. Sheehan

British Radicals and Radicalism, 1874-1895: A Social Analysis / T. William Heyck

The Assumptionist Response to Secularization, 1870-1900 / Judson Mather

II – WORKING CLASSES

The “Preindustrial” Worker Movement: The Canuts of Lyon / Robert J. Bezucha

I Fatti di Maggio: The Working Class of Milan and the Rebellion of 1898 / Louise A. Tilly

III – PEASANTS

The Black Hand Mystery: Rural Unrest and Social Violence in Southern Spain, 1881-1883 / Glen A. Waggoner

Peasants, Politics, and Civil War in Spain, 1931-1939 / Edward E. Malefakis

IV – PERSONAL BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL CHANGE

Sexual Change and Illegitimacy: The European Experience / Edward Shorter

Industrialization and Sexual Behavior: Some Aspects of Working-Class Life in Imperial Germany / Robert P. Neuman

V – FORMS OF SOCIAL PROTEST

Youth in Revolt: The French Generation of 1830 / Anthony Esler

French Jews, the Dreyfus Affair, and the Crisis of French Society / Michael Marrus

The German Women’s Movement and Suffrage, 1890-1914: A study of National Feminism / Amy Hackett