the Problem of Number One in Relative Decline
1. World Power Centres in the Sixteenth Century
2. The Political Divisions of Europe in the Sixteenth Century
3. Charles V’s Inheritance, 1519
4. The Collapse of Spanish Power in Europe
6. European Colonial Empires, c. 1750
7. Europe at the Height of Napoleon’s Power, 1810
8. The Chief Possessions, Naval Bases, and Submarine Cables of the British Empire, c. 1900
9. The European Powers and Their War Plans in 1914
10. Europe After the First World War
11. Europe at the Height of Hitler’s Power, 1942
12. Worldwide US Force Deployments, 1987
TABLES
1. Increase in Military Manpower, 1470–1660
2. British Wartime Expenditure and Revenue, 1688–1815
3. Populations of the Powers, 1700–1800
6. Relative Shares of World Manufacturing Output, 1750–1900
7. Per Capita Levels of Industrialization, 1750–1900
8. Military Personnel of the Powers, 1816–80
9. GNP of the European Great Powers, 1830–90
10. Per Capita GNP of the European Great Powers, 1830–90
11. Military Expenditures of the Powers in the Crimean War
12. Total Population of the Powers, 1890–1938
13. Urban Population of the Powers and as Percentage of the Total Population, 1890–1938
14. Per Capita Levels of Industrialization, 1880–1938
15. Iron/Steel Production of the Powers, 1890–1938
16. Energy Consumption of the Powers, 1890–1938
17. Total Industrial Potential of the Powers in Relative Perspective, 1880–1938
18. Relative Shares of World Manufacturing Output, 1880–1938
19. Military and Naval Personnel of the Powers, 1880–1914
20. Warship Tonnage of the Powers, 1880–1914
21. National Income, Population, and per Capita Income of the Powers in 1914
22. Industrial/Technological Comparisons of the 1914 Alliances
23. UK Munitions Production, 1914–18
24. Industrial/Technological Comparisons with the United States but Without Russia
25. War Expenditure and Total Mobilized Forces, 1914–19
26. World Indices of Manufacturing Production, 1913–25
