Foreign travelers about the Romanian Lands in the 19th century (1862-1866) | ArHiCuP

Resource Name Foreign travelers about the Romanian Lands in the 19th century (1862-1866)
Author [coord.] Daniela Bușă
ISBN 978-973-27-2352-4
Material type Text
Subject history, Romanian Principalities, Alexandru Ioan Cuza's reign, social life; Romania (Europe)
Publisher Editura Academiei Române, București

Year 2013
Format 24 cm, 816 p., 36 ill.
Format printing
Language Romanian
Annotation Călători străini despre Țările Române în secolul al XIX-lea (1862-1866) (original title). The union of the Romanian Principalities and the double election of Alexandru Ioan Cuza were decisive steps towards national unity. The ruler and the governments of the first three years of Alexandru Ioan Cuza's reign faced serious contradictions arising from the provisions of international acts and the reality resulting from the elections, which delayed the modern restructuring of the state. Thus, in the period 1859-1861, in the foreground was the completion of the union of the two countries through a series of internal measures, designed to create institutions and bodies indispensable to the functioning of the modern unitary state. New Series, Volume VIII. It is aimed at researchers, students and the general public.

Preface - Emil de Sayn-Wittgenstein Berleburg - K<onstantin>(?) Pugovin - Léon François Verhaeghe de Nayer - David Thomas Ansted - Anonymous traveler - Laurence Oliphant - Anton Adolf Schmidl - Xavier Kieffer - Arthur J. Paterson - Jules de Sauteron-Séranon - Felix Philipp Kanitz - Olympe Félicité Audourd - Charles Boner - Giovanni Capellini - A. Leist - John Stokes - Gustav Heinrich Wilhelm Rasch - Grigori Petrovici Danilevski - Valérie Boissier, contes of Gasparin - Chronological repertoire – Index - List of translators and collaborators.

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