wunder · LibraryPART VI. World War
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LIV. COMMERCE AND THE WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 593
LV. UNITED KINGDOM, 1914-1920 607
LVI. FRANCE AND THE PROBLEM OF REPARATIONS 622
LVII. CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE, 1914-1920 634
LVIII. UNITED STATES, 1914-1920 648
INDEX 671
LIST OF MAPS
NO. PAGE
1. The Ancient World (colored) Facing 9
2. Roman Roads in Southern Britain 28
3. Tolls on the River Loire 58
4. The Fairs of Champagne 66
5. Trade Routes between Asia and Europe 85
6. The Venetian Empire 91
7. Trade Routes between Germany and Italy 94
8. The Hanseatic Commercial Empire about 1400 106
9. Commercial Geography of Europe about 1250 108
10. Trade Relations of a German Merchant about 1400 114
11. A Medieval Map of the World Facing 129 The Laurentian Portolano of 1351. Reproduced by permission from Beazley’s “Prince Henry, the Navigator,” (Putnams).
12. Discoveries of the Portuguese 131
13. Map of the Known World in the Time of Columbus 132
14. European Powers in America (colored) Facing_ 166
15. The Spanish Monarchy 175
16. European Powers in the East about 1700 193
17. Spheres of Trade of English Companies in the Early Seventeenth Century 203
18. The French Colonial Empire 237
19. Germany in the Eighteenth Century 251
20. Italy, 1515 263
21. Waterways of North Central Europe 294
22. Growth of the European Railroads 298
23. The British Empire, 1902 (colored) Facing 362
24. Development of the German Zollverein 403
25. The Trans-Siberian Railroad 463
26. North America in 1782 470
27. United States, Acquisition of Territory, 1783-1853 513
28. River Transportation in 1860 517
29. Canals of the United States Facing 520
30. Railroads, 1830-1850 524
31. Railroads, 1850-1860 525
32. Products of the United States 568
33. Course of Steamship Lines in 1880 587
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