![]() ![]() One-fourth of the French population could not speak French. Judson mentions, for example, several times that in 1863, ![]() Is not considered too different (in its complexity) from other continental powers ![]() Tack where the second half of the 19 th century is argued to haveīeen both economically and socially successful for the Empire. Pieter Judson’s new “The Habsburg Empire: A New History” belongs to the latter group. Of institutional and political arrangements, interacted with a bewildering multitude of social classes and nationalities that were in a state of permanent incipientĬonflict among themselves or with the Viennese center, makes such historiesĮither too dull, as they become chronicles of events, or courting superficialityĪs they need to drop out a number of relevant developments to concentrate on a few From the Napoleonic wars to the dissolution of the Empire must be one of the ![]()
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