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| Prologue: Examining Primary Sources | |
| Introduction: The Middle Ages and the Modern World | |
| EarlyModern Europe | |
| The Rise of Modernity | |
| The Humanists' Fascination with Antiquity | |
| The Father of Humanism | |
| Study of Greek Literature and a Humanist Educational Program | |
| Human Dignity | |
| Oration on the Dignity of Man | |
| Break with Medieval Political Theory | |
| The Prince | |
| The Lutheran Reformation | |
| On Papal Power, Justification by Faith, the Interpretation of the Bible, and the Nature of the Clergy | |
| Justification of Absolute Monarchy by Divine Right | |
| True Law of Free Monarchies and A Speech to Parliament | |
| A Secular Defense of Absolutism | |
| Leviathan | |
| The Triumph of Constitutional Monarchy in England: The Glorious Revolution | |
| The English Declaration of Rights | |
| The Scientific Revolution | |
| The Copernican Revolution | |
| On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres | |
| Attack on the Copernican Theory | |
| Expanding the New Astronomy | |
| The Starry Messenger | |
| Critique of Authority | |
| Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina and Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems--Ptolemaic and Copernican | |
| Prophet of Modern Science | |
| Attack on Authority and Advocacy of Experimental Science | |
| The Autonomy of the Mind | |
| Discourse on Method | |
| The Mechanical Universe | |
| Principia Mathematica | |
| The Enlightenment | |
| The Enlightenment Outlook | |
| What Is Enlightenment? | |
| Political Liberty | |
| Second Treatise on Government | |
| Declaration of Independence | |
| Attack on the Old Regime | |
| A Plea for Tolerance and Reason | |
| Attack on Religion | |
| The Age of Reason | |
| Good Sense | |
| Epistemology and Education | |
| Essay Concerning Human Understanding | |
| Some Thoughts Concerning Education | |
| Essays on the Mind and A Treatise on Man | |
| ?mile | |
| Compendium of Knowledge | |
| Encyclopedia | |
| Rousseau: Political Reform | |
| The Social Contract | |
| Judicial and Penal Reform | |
| On Crimes and Punishments | |
| Prisons in England and Wales | |
| Questioning European Values | |
| Supplement to the Voyage of Bouganville | |
| Slavery Condemned | |
| Encyclopedia "Men and Their Liberty Are Not Objects of Commerce...." | |
| The Evils of Slavery | |
| Thoughts Upon Slavery | |
| On the Progress of Humanity | |
| Progress of the Human Mind | |
| Modern Europe | |
| The French Revolution | |
| Abuses of the Old Regime | |
| Plight of the French Peasants | |
| Grievances of the Third Estate | |
| Bourgeois Disdain for Special Privileges of the Aristocracy | |
| Liberty, Equality, Fraternity | |
| Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens | |
| Expansion of Human Rights | |
| Vindication of the Rights of Woman | |
| Society of the Friends of Blacks: Address to the National Assembly in Favor of the Abolition of the Slave Trade | |
| Petition of the Jews of Paris, Alsace, and Lorraine to the National Assembly, January 28, 1790 | |
| The Jacobin Regime | |
| The Levy in Mass | |
| Republic of Virtue | |
| Demands for Economic Justice | |
| Conspiracy of the Equals | |
| Napoleon: Destroyer and Preserver of the Revolution | |
| Leader, General, Tyrant, Reformer | |
| The Industrial Revolution | |
| Early Industrialization | |
| Britain's Industrial Advantages and the Factory System | |
| The Division of Labor | |
| The Capitalist Ethic | |
| Self-Help and Thrift | |
| Factory Discipline | |
| Factory Rules | |
| The Dark Side of Industrialization | |
| Sadler Commission: Report on Child Labor | |
| The New Science of Political Economy | |
| The Wealth of Nations | |
| On the Principle of Population | |
| Romanticism, Reaction, Revolution | |
| Romanticism | |
| Tables Turned | |
| Milton | |
| Conservatism | |
| Reflections on the Revolution in France | |
| The Odious Ideas of The Philosophs | |
| Essay on the Generative Principle of Political Constitutions | |
| Liberalism | |
| On Liberty | |
| Nationalism and Repression in Germany | |
| The War of Liberation | |
| The Call for German Unity | |
| Karlsbad Decrees | |
| The Spread of Liberal Ideals to Russia | |
| The Revolt Against Tsarist Autocracy | |
| The Call for Italian Unity | |
| Young Italy | |
| f1848: The Year of Revolutions | |
| The June Days | |
| Revolution Spreads to the German States | |
| Thought and Culture in an Age of Science and Industry | |
| Realism and Naturalism | |
| The Poetry of Reality; ?mile Zola: The Experimental Novel | |
| Hard Times | |
| Theory of Evolution | |
| Natural Selection | |
| Darwinism and Religion | |
| A History of the Warfare of Science with Theology | |
| The Socialist Revolution | |
| Communist Manifesto | |
| The Evolution of Liberalism | |
| Justification for State Intervention | |
| The Man Versus the State | |
| Politics and Society, 1845-1914 | |
| The Irish Potato Famine | |
| Evictions | |
| The Famine in Skibbereen | |
| The Lower Classes | |
| The Pains of Poverty | |
| The Yearning for Social Justice | |
| In Darkest England | |
| Working Conditions for Women in Russian Factories | |
| Prostitution | |
| Prostitution in Victorian London | |
| The Odyssey of a Prostitute | |
| Prostitution in Hamburg | |
| Feminism and Antifeminism | |
| The Subjection of Women | |
| Why We Are Militant | |
| The Goncourt Brothers: On Female Inferiority | |
| The Unexpurgated Case Against Woman Suffrage | |
| Anti-Semitism: Regression to the Irrational | |
| The Semitic Versus the Teutonic Race | |
| Jewish France; The Kishinev Pogrom, 1903 | |
| The Jewish State | |
| European Imperialism | |
| The Spirit of British Imperialism | |
| Confession of Faith | |
| The British Empire: Colonial Commerce and "The White Man's Burden" | |
| Social Darwinism: Imperialism Justified by Nature | |
| An Early Critique of Imperialism | |
| Seeking a Place in the Sun | |
| Does Germany Need Colonies? | |
| Colonization among Modern People | |
| European Rule in Africa | |
| Imperialism in Practice | |
| The Black Man's Burden | |
| An Embattled Colonial Officer in East Africa | |
| A Concerned Doctor in Tropical Africa | |
| British Rule in India | |
| Speech to the Calcutta Legislature, 1878 | |
| Passive Resistance | |
| Modern Consciousness | |
| The Overman and the Will to Power | |
| The Will to Power and The Antichrist | |
| The Unconscious | |
| The Unconscious, Psychoanalysis, and Civilization and Its Discontents | |
| The Political Potential of the Irrational | |
| Reflections on Violence | |
| Mass Psychology | |
| Western Civilization in Crisis | |
| World War I | |
| Militarism and Anti-Militarism | |
| The Greatness of War | |
| Germany and the Next War | |
| "Militarism...Impedes...Progress in Civilization" | |
| Nationalism and Terrorism | |
| The Black Hand | |
| Austrian Response to the Assassination | |
| War as Celebration: The Mood in European Capitals | |
| Paris: "That Fabulous Day" | |
| Vienna: "The Rushing Feeling of Fraternity" | |
| Berlin: "The Hour We Yearned For" | |
| London: "Average Men and Women Were Delighted at the Prospect of War" | |
| Trench Warfare | |
| All Quiet on the Western Front | |
| Base Details | |
| Disabled | |
| Women at War | |
| Genteel Women in the Factories | |
| Opposition to Female Employment | |
| The Paris Peace Conference | |
| The Idealistic View | |
| French Demands for Security and Revenge | |
| German Delegation to the Paris Peace Conference: A Peace of Might | |
| The Bolshevik Revolution | |
| Army Intelligence Report: The Breakdown of Military Discipline | |
| Trotsky Arouses the People | |
| The Call to Power | |
| The War and European Consciousness | |
| Disillusionment | |
| The Lost Generation | |
| Brutalization of the Individual | |
| A Legacy of Embitterment | |
| Era of Totalitarianism | |
| Modernize or Perish | |
| The Hard Line | |
| Forced Collectivization | |
| Liquidation of the Kulaks | |
| Terror in the Countryside | |
| Famine in Ukraine | |
| Execution by Hunger | |
| Soviet Indoctrination | |
| The Cult of Stalin | |
| Literature as Propaganda | |
| Stalin's Terror | |
| Khrushchev's Secret Speech | |
| True Stories | |
| The Rise of Italian Fascism | |
| Fascist Doctrines | |
| The Rise of Nazism | |
| Mein Kampf | |
| The Demagogic Orator | |
| An Appeal to Reason | |
| The Leader-State | |
| "The Authority of the F?hrer Is...All-Inclusive and Unlimited" | |
| The Nazification of Culture and Society | |
| The Youth Who Are Hitler's Strength | |
| "Jewish Science" Versus "German Science" | |
| Hereditary and Racial Biology for Students | |
| Book Burning | |
| Persecution of the Jews | |
| A German Jewish Doctor's Diary | |
| Memoirs of a German Jewish Woman | |
| The Anguish of the Intellectuals | |
| The Revolt of the Masses | |
| "I Was Ripe to be Converted" | |
| Modern Ideologies at Variance with Christianity | |
| World War II | |
| Prescient Observers of Nazi Germany | |
| "Pacifism Is the Deadliest of Sins" | |
| "The Nazis Were After...Unlimited Territorial Expansion" | |
| The Anschluss, March 1938 | |
| The World of Yesterday | |
| The Munich Agreement | |
| In Defense of Appeasement | |
| "A Disaster of the First Magnitude" | |
| World War II Begins | |
| "Poland Will Be Depopulated and Settled with Germans" | |
| The Fall of France | |
| "French Leadership...Could Not Grasp the Significance of the Tank in Mobile Warfare" | |
| The Battle of Britain | |
| "Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat" | |
| Nazi Propaganda: for Volk, F?hrer, and Fatherland | |
| The Indoctrination of the German Soldier | |
| Stalingrad: A Turning Point | |
| Diary of a German Soldier | |
| A Soviet Veteran Recalls | |
| Memories and Reassessments | |
| The Holocaust | |
| Slaughter of Jews in the Ukraine | |
| Commandant of Auschwitz | |
| Concentration Camp Life and Death | |
| "We Seek Reconciliation" | |
| Reflections of a Survivor | |
| 10 D-Day, June 6, 1944 Historical Division, War Department: Omaha Beachhead | |
| The End of the Third Reich | |
| The Liberation of Dachau | |
| "The Morale of the German People, Both at Home and at the Front, Is Sinking Ever Lower" | |
| "We're in the Hands of a Mob, Not Soldiers, and They're All Drunk out of Their Minds" | |
| Political Testament | |
| Western Europe: The Dawn of a New Era | |
| The Aftermath: Devastation and Demoralization | |
| European Witness | |
| Europe in Ruins | |
| Germany Confronts Its Past | |
| The Burden of Guilt | |
| The Cold War | |
| "The Iron Curtain" | |
| Report to the Twentieth Party Congress | |
| Communist Repression | |
| The New Class | |
| The Hungarian Revolution, 1956 | |
| The Twilight of Imperialism | |
| The Evils of Colonialism | |
| India's Resentment of the British | |
| Imperialism's Benefits by an Anti-Imperialist African | |
| The Contemporary World | |
| The West in an Age of Globalism | |
| The Collapse of Communism | |
| The Failure of Communism | |
| The New Russia: The Trauma of Transition from Communism | |
| The Negative Consequences of "Shock Therapy" Capitalism | |
| Crime and Corruption | |
| Ethnic Minorities | |
| Bringing the Immigration Issue to the Center of Politics | |
| Violence and Xenophobia in Germany | |
| Multiculturalism and Love of One's Country | |
| Commission for the Abolishment of Sexual Mutilations: African Immigrants in France: The Controversy over Female Circumcision | |
| Ethnic Cleansing: Slaughter in Yugoslavia | |
| "The Enemy Is Not Human" | |
| Genocide in Rwanda: Western Inaction | |
| Priests, Doctors, and Teachers Turn Genocidal | |
| The Lingering Appeal of Fascism | |
| Inside the Neo-Nazi Scene | |
| Globalization: Patterns and Problems | |
| Globalization as an International System | |
| Islamic Terrorism | |
| The Betrayal of the West | |
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