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WARS AND TREATIES
1815 to 1914

DEMOCRACY AND DIPLOMACY
(3s. 6d. net)
BY
ARTHUR PONSONBY
It is the completest statement of the case for the democratic control of foreign affairs which has been published, and contains a mass of facts whose value cannot be exaggerated. We owe Mr. Ponsonby a great debt for this work.Labour Leader.
... Mr. Ponsonbys main contention is one which may and should receive the hearty assent of many who disagree with him in detail. He strongly urges the necessity in dealing with foreign affairs of ensuring the co-operation and approval of the great mass of the people. He is manifestly quite right.The late Lord Cromer in The Spectator.


REBELS AND REFORMERS
(6s. net)
BY
ARTHUR & DOROTHEA PONSONBY
SavonarolaWilliam the SilentTycho BraheCervantes
Giordano BrunoGrotiusVoltaireHans Andersen
MazziniW. Lloyd GarrisonThoreauTolstoy
Mr. and Mrs. Ponsonbys book is intended for children or for those who are too busy to read books in many volumes. But the interest of it lies not in the necessarily short and simple narratives giving the story rather than the ideas, although these are done clearly and with spirit, but in the reflections which lie about those stories and lodge here and there in the readers mind. Like all books worth reading this one is the outcome of a mass of judgments and beliefs which may be very briefly expressed in the work itself, but lend it the gift which in the case of human beings we call personality.The Times Literary Supplement.
The story of these twelve lives is told in these pagesand told with a most enticing simplicity and the happiest tastein the hope of redressing the balance between men of action and men of thought, and of showing that this type of character and achievement can be made just as interesting to the young as the more conventional hero of the history book.... This book is more especially for the young, but it will be a delight also to grown-up readers.The Nation.
The biographies are always well simplified and written in a clear and pointed way. They are accompanied by portraits, which add not a little to the works attractiveness as a book unusually well fitted to the needs of young readers who are beginning to take an interest in history.The Scotsman.

WARS & TREATIES
1815 to 1914
BY
ARTHUR PONSONBY
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LONDON: GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LTD.
RUSKIN HOUSE 40 MUSEUM STREET, W.C. 1
NEW YORK THE MACMILLAN COMPANY

First publishedApril 1918
ReprintedJune 1918
Third Edition, revised and enlargedJanuary 1919
(All rights reserved)

CONTENTS
PAGE
Introduction
YEAR
18211828Greek War
18281829Russo-Turkish War
18301839War between Holland and Belgium
18301839War in Portugal and Spain
1831Russian Campaign in Poland
18321841Turko-Egyptian War
18381842First Afghan War
18401842Opium War in China
18461848American War With Mexico
18481849Austro-Hungarian War
1831}Italian War of Liberation
18481849}
1859}
18661867}
18541856Crimean War
18571858Indian Mutiny
18571860Chinese War
18611865American Civil War
18621867French Expedition in Mexico
18641870Brazilian War
1864Danish War
1866Austro-Prussian War
18671868British Expedition in Abyssinia
18701871Franco-German War
18731874The Ashanti War
18771878Russo-Turkish War
18781881Second Afghan War
1879Zulu War
18791882The Chile-Peruvian War
1881French Expedition in Tunis
1882Egyptian War
18841885Franco-Chinese War
18231826}Burmese Wars
1851}
1885}
1885Serbo-Bulgarian War
18941895Chino-Japanese War
18951896Italo-Abyssinian War
18961898War in the Soudan
1897Turko-Greek War
18971898Spanish-American War
1881}The Boer Wars
18991902}
18991900Boxer Rising in China
19041905Russo-Japanese War
19111912Turko-Italian War
19121913First Balkan War
1913Second Balkan War
Important Treaties
Index of Treaties
Bibliography

WARS AND TREATIES
18151914

INTRODUCTION
A growing number of people are devoting their attention to a closer study of foreign affairs. Many of them may not have the opportunity to read the larger volumes of histories; and, indeed, even if they had, they would find their choice of books very much restricted when they came to the more recent period of European and world history, although in the last year or so the gap has to some extent been filled up by several interesting studies of international politics in the nineteenth century. Some knowledge of this period is essential if we are to understand the full significance of the events of to-day, and if we are to form any helpful opinion of the course to be pursued in future.
Historians often take for granted that their readers already have some general knowledge of the groundwork of events and they build up their structure of criticism, their delineation of policy and tendencies, and their survey of international problems on the assumption that the scaffolding has been erected. But often it has not, and then history, more especially the complex tangle of international history, becomes difficult to grasp. It may therefore serve some useful purpose if a few poles of scaffolding representing the dates and outline of conflicts and agreements between nations can be supplied in a very brief and easily intelligible form, a presentment of the bare record of facts which may be useful for reference.
During the last hundred years war has been a more common occurrence in international intercourse than most people realize. The forty-two records of wars tabled in these pages do not cover the whole ground. They are the chief conflicts, or the conflicts fraught with the most serious consequences, but they are by no means the only occasions on which there was fighting in the world. Revolutions, unless they led to international war, are not mentioned, neither are expeditions such as the advance on Llassa, the Chitral expedition, the Indian frontier wars, the Kaffir wars, the Somaliland expeditions, the revolt of the Herreroes in German West Africa or the French expeditions in Morocco: the wars between the states of South America, with two exceptions, have also been omitted. But the list as it stands, is striking enough and may suffice to make the student inquire further into the circumstances which produced this almost unceasing strife.
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