66.4 Revolution of 1848 - Conclusion

66.4 Revolution of 1848 - Conclusion

Revolutionary breaks out across Europe continent from France to Romania, Denmark to Italy. Slowly the authorities regained control but were unable to reverse all of the changes. Most governments, for example, kept some form of constitution, and liberals worked hard to defend what was left of their achievements. The events of 1848 gave millions of Europeans their first taste of politics, and remained an inspiration for later generations.


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14.2 The Battle of Hastings 1066, Part 2

14.2 The Battle of Hastings 1066, Part 2

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14.1 The Battle of Hastings 1066, Part 1

14.1 The Battle of Hastings 1066, Part 1

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13.4 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 4

13.4 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 4

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13.3 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 3

13.3 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 3

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13.2 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 2

13.2 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 2

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11 Jan 201518min

13.1 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 1

13.1 The Battle of Civitate 1053 AD, Part 1

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30 Des 201422min

12.1 The Battle of Kleidion 1014 AD

12.1 The Battle of Kleidion 1014 AD

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11.2 The Battle of Lechfeld 955 AD, Part 2

11.2 The Battle of Lechfeld 955 AD, Part 2

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