Middlebury

HIST 0253

British History: 1603-1815

British History: 1603-1815
The medieval pattern of English and Scottish society began to implode in the seventeenth century. The unity of the Church, the relationship between Crown and Parliament, even the social hierarchy, were shaken to their foundations. After generations of civil war, revolution, and party strife, the eighteenth century saw the establishment of a flexible, oligarchic order, able to fight off the challenges of radicalism and the American and French revolutions. By 1815 Britain, at the peak of its power in Europe, was already beginning to experience the tensions incumbent on becoming the first industrial nation. Pre-1800 2 hrs. lect., 1 hr. disc.
Subject:
History
Department:
History
Division:
Humanities
Requirements Fulfilled:
EUR HIS
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Fall 2022

HIST0253A-F22 Lecture (Monod)
HIST0253Y-F22 Discussion (Monod)
HIST0253Z-F22 Discussion (Monod)

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HIST0253Y-F21 Discussion (Monod)
HIST0253Z-F21 Discussion (Monod)

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HIST0253Y-F18 Discussion (Monod)
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HIST0253Z-F06 Discussion (Monod)

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HIST0253Z-F04 Discussion (Monod)