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The 1848 Revolutions Did Not Fail The year that Europe went to the barricades changed the world. But it has not left the same impression on the public imagination as 1789 or 1917.

In 1848, Europe erupted. Workers, peasants, liberals, and nationalists rose across the continent to demand freedom, reform, and unity. Monarchs trembled, empires staggered, and for a brief moment ...

The 1848 revolutions also had consequences beyond Europe, notably in France’s overseas colonies, where enslaved people seized freedom for themselves in anticipation of legal emancipation—which ...

Australian historian Christopher Clark’s history of the 1848 revolutions that erupted in Europe is a titanic piece of work.

CNN host, a Washington Post columnist and a veteran foreign policy observer Fareed Zakaria speaks with The Post's national security columnist Max Boot about his latest book, "Age of Revolutions ...

Revolutionary Spring: Fighting for a New World 1848-1849 by Christopher Clark Allen Lane, £35, 896 pages Munro Price is emeritus professor of history at Bradford university.

Europe’s false dawn After the revolutions of 1848, liberals helped create a conservative international order that has shaped the world since.

On the last page of Fareed Zakaria’s sweeping new book, Age of Revolutions, he quotes from Civilisation, the classic 1960s BBC series narrated by the art historian Kenneth Clark.

Zakaria joins Post columnist Max Boot to discuss his book, “Age of Revolutions” and the lessons history holds for today.