Planned with the A-level student in mind, this book in the "Access to History" series, looks at the history of Europe between 1870 and 1914.

Rivalry and Accord (Access to History)

Education & Teaching

john-lowe

Schools & Teaching

Hodder Educational

<p>An account of the history of Soviet Russia between 1924-64 looking at the rise to power of Stalin and analyzing and comparing his politics with those of Khrushchev.</p>

Stalin and Khrushchev (Access to History)

MICHAEL LYNCH

A guide to managing woodland which deals with practical knowledge, techniques and implementation. The emphasis is on incorporating landscape and wildlife conservation into the primary, often commercial, objectives of timber production. By the authors of "Practical Conservation".

Woodlands (Practical Conservation)

Joyce Tait

A guide to managing wetlands which deals with practical knowledge, techniques and implementation. Other titles in the series include grasslands, heathlands and moorlands and woodlands.

Water and Wetlands (Practical Conservation)

Business & Money

Pamela; Lane Joyce Furniss

Economics

Providing a survey of the origins and development of the revolutionary years, from the end of the ancien regime to the ascendancy of Napoleon, this book covers pre-revolutionary government and society, the stages of revolt, the rise of the republic movement, the struggle for power, the Terror, the Thermidorean reaction and the impact of the revolution on French society and the rest of Europe. The author discusses different interpretations of the Revolution such as Marxist and Revisionist interpretations. The text provides study guides to provide revision aids for this A-level topic.

France in Revolution (Access to History)

Duncan Townson

The Concert of Europe (Access to History)

History

LOWE, John

Europe

An account of Austrian-Prussian rivalry in the 18th century, examining their domestic and foreign policies, and the causes and consequences of war for them. Their rulers' personalities and achievements are also featured. Advice for students is included on note-taking and examination questions.

Habsburgs and Hohenzollerns, 1713-86 (Access to History)

walter-oppenheim

<p>Part of a two-volume work on the reign of Henry VIII which covers political events and the different interpretations historians placed upon them. This volume puts the emphasis on the historiographical background to the subject. The second volume is "Henry VIII and Foreign Affairs".</p>

Henry VIII and the Government of England (Access to History)

keith-randell

The first of two volumes covering the reign of Elizabeth I, this title examines the central issues of religion and foreign affairs throughout the period 1558-1603. The text traces the Elizabethan religious settlement and, in particular, the impact of Elizabeth's own responses to the pressures of Catholics and Protestants alike. A second volume, "Elizabeth and the Government of England" will complete the series' coverage of the political history of the Tudors. This is part of the "Access to History" series which is designed for A-level and Higher Grade students, and first year undergraduates, and includes a text, a selection of source material, chronological tables and summary flow-chart diagrams.

Elizabeth I (Access to History) (v. 1)

WARREN

This title in the "Access to History" series provides an account of inter-war Britain: of the problems that beset the nation, the policies adopted to combat them and of the personalities of the leading political figures. Designed to meet the needs of A/AS-level, Higher Grade and undergraduate students, the book covers popular examination question topics from the end of World War I to the beginning of World War II.

Britain: Domestic politics, 1918-39 (Access to history)

Robert Pearce

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