Scandinavia in the age of revolution : Nordic political cultures, 1740-1820 / edited by Pasi Ihalainen [and others].

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Ihalainen, Pasi

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9780754698661
0754698661
1409400190
9781409400196
1351902032
9781351902038
1315243768
9781315243764
1283223414
9781283223416
9786613223418
6613223417

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Scandinavia in the Age of Revolution : Nordic Political Cultures, 1740-1820.DDC classification:

320.94809033 948/.04

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DL78 .S28 2011eb

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Contents:

Section 1. The crisis and renewal of monarchy -- section 2. The transformation of political debate -- section 3. Commercial interests and politics in Scandinavia, 1730-1815 -- section 4. The shifting boundaries of political participation.

Summary: The 'Age of Revolution' is a term seldom used in Scandinavian historiography, despite the fact that Scandinavia was far from untouched by the late eighteenth-century revolutions in Europe and America. Presenting the latest research on political culture in Scandinavia, this volume with twenty-seven contributions focuses on four key aspects: the crisis of monarchy; the transformation in political debate; the emerging influence of commercial interest in politics; and the shifting boundaries of political participation. Generously illustrated throughout, this book will introduce non-Scandinavian re.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The 'Age of Revolution' is a term seldom used in Scandinavian historiography, despite the fact that Scandinavia was far from untouched by the late eighteenth-century revolutions in Europe and America. Presenting the latest research on political culture in Scandinavia, this volume with twenty-seven contributions focuses on four key aspects: the crisis of monarchy; the transformation in political debate; the emerging influence of commercial interest in politics; and the shifting boundaries of political participation. Generously illustrated throughout, this book will introduce non-Scandinavian re.