Rousseau and Revolution Vol. X: The Story of Civilization, Volume X

Dedication; Acknowledgments; List of Illustrations; Book I: Prelude; Chapter I. Rousseau Wanderer: 1712-56; I. The Confessions; II. Homeless; III. Maman; IV. Lyons, Venice, Paris; V. Is Civilization a Disease?; VI. Paris and Geneva; VII. The Crimes of Civilization; VIII. The Conservative; IX. Escape from Paris; Chapter II. The Seven Years' War: 1756-63; I. How to Start a War; II. The Outlaw; III. From Prague to Rossbach; IV. The Fox at Bay; V. The Making of the British Empire; VI. Exhaustion; VII. Peace; Book II: France Before the Deluge: 1757-74; Chapter III. The Life of the State;The Story of Civilization, Volume X: winner of the Pulitzer Prize,?a?history of civilization in France, England, and Germany from 1756, and in the rest of Europe from 1715 to 1789. Dedication Acknowledgments List of Illustrations Book I: Prelude Chapter I. Rousseau Wanderer: 1712-56 I. The Confessions II. Homeless III. Maman IV. Lyons, Venice, Paris V. Is Civilization a Disease? VI. Paris and Geneva VII. The Crimes of Civilization VIII. The Conservative IX. Escape from Paris Chapter II. The Seven Years' War: 1756-63 I. How to Start a War II. The Outlaw III. From Prague to Rossbach IV. The Fox at Bay V. The Making of the British Empire VI. Exhaustion VII. Peace Book II: France Before the Deluge: 1757-74 Chapter III. The Life of the State I. The Mistress DepartsII. The Recovery of France III. The Physiocrats IV. The Rise of Turgot V. The Communists VI. The King VII. Du Barry VIII. Choiseul IX. The Revolt of the Parlements X. The King Departs Chapter IV. The art of Life I. Morality and Grace II. Music III. The Theater IV. Marmontel V. The Life of Art 1. Sculpture 2. Architecture 3. Greuze 4. Fragonard VI. The Great Salons 1. Mme. Geoffrin 2. Mme. du Deffand 3. Mlle, de Lespinasse Chapter V. Voltaire Patriarch: 1758-78 I. The Good Lord II. The Scepter of the Pen III. Voltaire Politicus IV. The Reformer V. Voltaire HimselfChapter VI. Rousseau Romantic: 1756-62 I. In the Hermitage II. In Love III. Much Ado IV. The Break with the Philosophes V. The new Héloïse Chapter VII. Rousseau Philosopher I. The Social Contract II. Émile 1. Education 2. Religion 3. Love and Marriage Chapter VIII. Rousseau Outcast: 1762-67 I. Flight II. Rousseau and the Archbishop III. Rousseau and the Calvinists IV. Rousseau and Voltaire V. Boswell Meets Rousseau VI. A Constitution for Corsica VII. Fugitive VIII. Rousseau in England Book III: The Catholic South: 1715-89 Chapter IX. Italia Felix: 1715-59I. The Landscape II. Music III. Religion IV. From Turin to Florence V. Queen of the Adriatic 1. Venetian Life 2. Vivaldi 3. Remembrances 4. Tiepolo 5. Goldoni and Gozzi VI. Rome VII. Naples 1. The King and the People 2. Giambattista Vico 3. Neapolitan Music Chapter X. Portugal and Pombal: 1706-82 I. John V II. Pombal and the Jesuits III. Pombal the Reformer IV. The Triumph of the Past Chapter XI. Spain and the Enlightenment: 1700-88 I. Milieu II. Philip V III. Ferdinand VI IV. The Enlightenment Enters IX. Francisco de Goya y Spain V. Charles III1. The New Government 2. The Spanish Reformation 3. The New Economy VI. The Spanish Character VII. The Spanish Mind VIII. Spanish Art IX. Francisco de Goya y Lucientes 1. Growth 2. Romance 3. Zenith 4. Revolution 5. Decrescendo Chapter XII. Vale, Italia: 1760-89 I. Farewell Tour II. Popes, Kings, and Jesuits III. The Law and Beccaria IV. Adventurers 1. Cagliostro 2. Casanova V. Winckelmann VI. The Artists VII. I Musici VIII. Alfieri Chapter XIII. The Enlightenment in Austria: 1756-90 I. The New Empire II. Maria Theresa III. Joseph Growing The Story of Civilization, Volume X: winner of the Pulitzer Prize, a history of civilization in France, England, and Germany from 1756, and in the rest of Europe from 1715 to 1789.