The nineteenth century, 1815-1914 / Edited by John C. Cairns.

1. 1815: PROLOGUE TO PEACE - 2. THE SHIFTING SANDS OF CONSERVATIVE POLITICS - 3. INTIMATIONS OF AN EGALITARIAN SOCIETY - 4. THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS - 5. THE SPECTER OF SOCIALISM - 6. LIBERAL NATIONALISM ON TRIAL - 7. CONTACTS OF CIVILIZATIONS - 8. ROMANTICISM AND REALISM - 9. RELIGION AND THE CHALLENGE OF HUMANISM - 10. SCIENCE AND THE NATURE OF MAN - 11. CULTURAL CONFLICT AND CIVIL WAR - 12. WAR SHIFTS THE EUROPEAN BALANCE - 13. THE IMPERIAL URGE - 14. CUBA: IMPERIALISM IN "A BLOODSMITTEN LAND" - 15. JUSTICE IN THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY - 16. JUSTICE FOR THE ONE AND THE MANY, IN THE NEW WORLD AND THE OLD - 17. CURRENTS OF OPTIMISM AND PESSIMISM - 18. PROSPECTS FOR PEACE AND WAR - 19. THE FALTERING PROMISE OF AMERICA - 20. ARISTOCRATIC TWILIGHT - 21. THE LAMPS GO OUT.