A Syllabus in Modern European History From Charlemagne to the Present (800-1920)

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The Parish Councils Act (1894).
6. Social legislation.
VI. The National Unionist Party in Power (1895-1905).
1. Liberal Unionist^ join the Conservatives (1894).
2. The Education Bill of 1902 not progressive.
3. The Boer War (1899-1901).
a. Causes.
b. Long drawn out, Roberts, Eatchener, DeWet and Botha.
c. Settlement.
4. England ends period of splendid isolation — enlente cordiale (1904).
Assignment: Schapiro, 324-46; Hayes, II. 277-97, pasnim.
Readings: Holt and Chilton, 229-37; Cross, 983-99; ...W. Bleloch, The New South Africa, 133-236; G. Slater, The Making of Modern England, eh. xv; Seignobos, 68-102; J. Morley, Gladstone; Moneypenny and Buckle, Disraeli; G. L. Dickinson, A Modern Sym-posium.
Suggestive Questions: 1. What Avas the cardinal weakness in the political policy of Gladstone?
of Disraeli?
2. Compare Second and Third Reform Bills as to provisions and effects.
3. Why did Great Britain (Lord Salisbury) suddenly end the policy of , aloofness from Continental diplomacy?
98 Indiana University LESSON 80.

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