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Austria's Eastern Question, 1700-1790
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Focusing on the policy of the Hapsburg Monarchy toward the Ottoman Empire during the whole of the eighteenth century, Karl A. Roider maintains that it was in the early part of that century when Austria first faced the twin problems of Ottoman decline and Russian expansion into southeastern Europe.
Originally published in 1982.
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Contents
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Acknowledgments
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A Note on Form
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INTRODUCTION
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CHAPTER ONE. The Art of Diplomacy
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CHAPTER TWO. Turkey in Austria’s “World War,” 1700–1714
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CHAPTER THREE. Victory, 1716–1718
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CHAPTER FOUR. Peace with Turkey, Alliance with Russia, 1718–1736
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CHAPTER FIVE. Defeat, 1737–1739
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CHAPTER SIX. Peace, 1740–1769
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CHAPTER SEVEN. Allies? 1769–1771
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CHAPTER EIGHT. Partitions Great and Small, 1772–1775
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CHAPTER NINE. Taming the Bear, 1774–1786
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CHAPTER TEN. Austria’s Last Turkish War, 1787–1790
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EPILOGUE
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Bibliography
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Keywords for this book
Ottoman Empire; Austrians; Grand Vizier; Russians; House of Habsburg; Prussia; Moldavia; Wallachia; War of the Polish Succession; Hofkriegsrat; Eastern Question; Treaty of Karlowitz; War of the Bavarian Succession; Balkans; Partitions of Poland; Great Northern War; Austro-Russian alliance (1781); War of the Spanish Succession; Treaty of Passarowitz; Holy Roman Empire; Tsarina; Imperial Army (Holy Roman Empire); Maximilian I; Holy Roman Emperor; Russo-Prussian alliance; Treaty of Teschen; Ostend Company; Charles VI; Holy Roman Emperor; Austrian Netherlands; Bukovina; Crimean War; Treaty of Belgrade; Battle of Mohács; Annexation; Holy League (1571); Prussian Army; Partitioning of the Ottoman Empire; Leopold von Ranke; First Partition of Poland; Archduke; Leopold I; Holy Roman Emperor; Electorate of Saxony; Adolf; Diplomatic Revolution; Grand duke; Constantinople; Status quo ante bellum; Southeast Europe; Frederick the Great; Imperial-Royal; Austria; Declaration of war; Joseph II; Holy Roman Emperor; Prince Eugene of Savoy; Tsarist autocracy; Treaty of Sistova; Imperial Government; Galicia (Eastern Europe); Catherine the Great; Hungarian Revolution of 1956; East Thrace; Selim III; Two-front war; Saxe-Coburg; Early modern Europe; Eastern Galicia; Kabardia; House of Romanov; Stanislaw August Poniatowski; Military history; Protestantism
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For an expert adult audience, including professional development and academic research
